One of the least heard parts of the liturgy is probably the chant of the Proper of the Mass. These

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

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

Some time ago someone told me what I’m sure is a myth, that many bishops selected Trinity Sunday as a

Psalm 118 is one of the most frequently recited psalms in the Liturgy of the Hours, being sung on some

Most of us today are familiar with the cliche, ‘spiritual but not religious’. It’s such a cliche, that I’m not

One of the questions that I get asked most frequently is ‘Why do you bother continually singing psalms?’ This is

On 17 March, people across the world will discover their long-forgotten Irish ancestry, or blithely ignore their lack of any

This Lent the student brothers will be offering short audio reflections on Wednesdays throughout the Lenten season. Today, Br Albert

To my shame, I’ve never actually been to Lourdes. Nor have I been to any of the other apparition sites,

Today’s feast of the Conversion of St Paul is an important annual anniversary for me, falling one day shy of

During this final week of Advent, some of the student brothers are offering short video reflection to help aid your