First Sunday of Advent  |  Fr Robert Verrill calls our attention to Advent as an opportunity to grow in grace

Haggai suffers from pretty terrible neglect. There’s very little traditional liturgical use of the text by either Jews or Christians,

 Original cloister gates restored and re-erected. It is several decades since the wrought-iron cloister gates were removed from their original position

Among the hard questions debated at recent events of the Las Casas Institute for Social Justice (based at Blackfriars, Oxford)

Fr Nicholas Crowe OP reflects on the vocation of all the baptised. Everyone has a vocation: this has been my constant

On Saturday 7th October 2017, St Dominic's, London, celebrated the 150th anniversary of the parish community. On that day in

Br Joseph Bailham OP describes a recent youth pilgrimage to Piedmont, Italy. In early July of this year four friars and

Many people can relate to the experience of hearing God’s word most clearly in time of desperate need and apparent

Solemnity of Christ the King  |  Fr John O'Connor reflects on true Christian majesty Thinking of this Sunday’s gospel reading, that

We are approaching the Feast of Christ the King, coming at the end of the month. In this feast, we

Habakkuk is a surprisingly Dominican minor prophet: his image appears twice on the fifth century wooden doors of Santa Sabina,

Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time (A)  |  Fr David Goodill says that God nurtures his people, especially those who live