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fr Aidan Nichols, a well-known and prolific writer and theologian, lives and works at the Priory of Saint Dominic, London.
aidan.nichols@english.op.org

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Second Sunday of the Year. Fr Aidan Nichols considers the role of Our Lady in the story of the wedding

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Nineteenth Sunday of the Year. Fr Aidan Nichols preaches on the virtue of hope. ‘Be like men who are waiting for

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Second Sunday of Advent. Fr Aidan Nichols preaches on the inner life and the call to prepare for Christ. What a

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Good Friday. Fr Aidan Nichols explains why Good Friday sermons must be brief. Good Friday is the only day in the

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Fifteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time (A). Fr Aidan Nichols  asks 'what is the Word of the Kingdom?'  Today’s Gospel is the

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Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time (C)  |  Fr Aidan Nichols ponders the theme of judgment both in this life and

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Baptism of the Lord (C)  |  Fr Aidan Nichols draws on the teaching of the Fathers of the Church to

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Fourth Sunday of Easter (B)  |  Fr Aidan Nichols considers the "mind-blowing claim" that we are to be known by

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The Transfiguration of the Lord  |  Fr Aidan Nichols expounds the intimate connexion between the glory of the Transfiguration and the

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Thirty-First Sunday of the Year (C)  |  Fr Aidan Nichols considers the way in which the faith of the Church resolves

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Epiphany. fr Aidan Nichols shows the significance of the journey made by the wise men and of their gifts. Fr

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Palm Sunday. Fr Aidan Nichols reflects on how we are saved through the blood of Jesus Christ. The vestments of the

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