During Easter week the European Dominican Network (EUDONET) organised a weeklong conference on the institutions of the European Union in

Pius V was Pope during one of the most turbulent and unstable times in the history of Christendom. Europe had

Br Mark Davoren OP gives a reflection on the Tenth Station of the Cross - Jesus is stripped of His

Readings: Numbers 21:4-9, Psalm 102; John 8: 21-30Snakes have a terrible reputation. Their anthropomorphic representations such as Kaa, The Lady

Tradition has given the repentant thief, crucified with Jesus, the name Dismas. Apocryphal writings have suggested that Dismas was a

Some of the student brothers have commented on the Catholic Herald’s reader poll of the top 100 films. One of

Saint Piran is the patron saint of Cornwall. Until the English reformation Cornwall was a distinct nation under the Crown

Nicholas Owen was a man of very short stature, possibly suffering from what we would diagnose as skeletal dysplasia or

Readings: Deuteronomy 4:1,5-9; Psalm 147; Matthew 5:17-19Our Lord and Moses are both very clear: It is not enough to keep

Our Irish students were involved in the Youth 2000 retreat, in Newbridge, last Christmas. The video below, created by the

Readings: Ezekiel 18:21-28; Ps 130; Matthew 5:20-26As naturally social creatures we need laws and regulations but these are only ways

Two recent articles, one in The Times and the other in The Catholic Herald, speak about the Priory and the