Holy Thursday is a day filled with tradition. Firstly, if you pop along to your Cathedral, there will be in

Psalm 102 is a psalm of a somewhat depressing nature. Do we know what this person who wrote the Psalm

I have my own views and peculiar behaviours with regards to eating food. That is, I usually avoid eating leftover

It is fitting that I start our reflection on the Psalms this year with Psalm 51. In Psalm 51, we

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

I recently visited the Beyond Caravaggio exhibition in the National Gallery in London. One of the paintings which struck me

In the parable of the Ten Gold Coins, Jesus tells a story of a nobleman going off to obtain his

A son of a freed slave from Panama and a Spanish nobleman, Martin de Porres was born in Lima, Peru,

What is the Angel's share? In the process of making whisky, barley is milled and then mixed with yeast and

News | Yesterday in Oxford the English Province witnessed and celebrated the solemn professions of four of our brothers (and all contributors

Nuclear power is a hot topic in the media at the moment, as our old power stations (coal as well

The Gospel passage for today is from Matthew 11:25-27: “Jesus exclaimed, ‘I bless you, Father, Lord of heaven and of