Peter Cambiano was born in Chieri, in Piedmont, in 1320. He was drawn to the Dominicans by his devotion to

In today’s Gospel we heard an extraordinary dialogue between Jesus and a group of 'Jews who had believed in him’.

Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord. fr Peter Harries contrasts the Kingship of Jesus with that of the

“In the Psalms, we drink divine praise at its pure and stainless source, in all its primitive sincerity and perfection,”

‘What are Pope Francis’s links with the north east of England?’, is not, I imagine, a question that has crossed

It is not surprising that the Order of Preachers has historically been the home to men renowned and remembered for

Fifth Sunday of Lent. Fr Nicholas Crowe shows how Jesus' response to the woman caught in adultery is one of

We hear in the Gospel today (Jn 5:17-30) in one place that the Father judges no one, but has given

In an exciting development for the Jubilee Year, Cardinal Vincent Nichols has announced a new diocesan shrine dedicated to Our

The Fourteenth Century Dominican, Henry Suso, is one of a trinity of famous Dominican “Founding Fathers” of German Mysticism, a

This Sunday, Br Luke Doherty, O.P., reflects on the Gospel this Sunday on the Prodigal Son.

On Sunday 14th February 2016, St Dominic's Primary School, Crieff, celebrated the 800th Anniversary of the Dominican Order, the 125th