David Jones: the poet, painter, soldier, engraver
By Br Bede Mullens, O.P. | In the first episode of our new series on Dominicans and their peculiar pursuits, we
Christ the Bard
By Br Bede Mullens, O.P. | Among the depictions of Christ in the Roman catacombs, one not uncommonly finds him
A Holy Narcissa: St Catherine of Siena
By Br Bede Mullens, O.P. | Narcissism can be one of the pitfalls of a false self-knowledge. St Catherine of
The Seven Last Words – Introduction
The Seven Last Words | From the Friday before Palm Sunday until Holy Saturday, we will upload a daily podcast meditation
In Times of Sickness
By Br Bede Mullens, O.P. | The Coronavirus outbreak is forcing us to confront a fragility in our way of
Ash Wednesday: Dust and Resurrection
By Br Bede Mullens, O.P. | If Lent is a time for contrition, to feel down-broken by the weight of our
The God Who Speaks: A lesson in holy daring
By Br Bede Mullens, O.P. | It can seem that there is little rhyme or reason in the way God
Quodlibet 38: Guardian Angels
Quodlibets | I have difficulties believing in angels. Sometimes I feel people speak about their Guardian Angels when the Spirit is
A Saint and Sardines
By Br Bede Mullens, O.P. | St Thomas Aquinas was an intellectual giant with a wide heart and a wide
Bede Jarrett: A Model of Religious Obedience
By Br Bede Mullens, O.P. | Bede Jarrett, the founder of Blackfriars, Oxford, can be an example to us all
The Holy Innocents and God’s Wrath
By Br Bede Mullens, O.P. | The firstborn of Egypt in themselves were surely just as innocent as the infants
The Immaculate Conception: A hidden baptism
By Br Bede Mullens, O.P. | Br Bede thinks about what the Immaculate Conception might have to do with the shadier