On the Feast of St Michael the Archangel in 2013, my three co-novices and I lay prostrate on the cold

I consider it truly providential that the Dominican Jubilee to celebrate 800 years of the Order of Preachers should overlap

‘How hard can it really be?’ That’s the question I would ask myself as I tore excitedly into the box

If you like Dominicans and good red wines then there are two very good reasons to visit Montepulciano. Situated on

If you were to draw up two columns and in the first write down your major priorities in life and

There have been many surprising things for me about life in the Dominicans. Perhaps the most surprising of all is

One of the gifts of the 2010 Revised Translation of the Missal was that it made many of the scriptural

Br Toby Lees, O.P., offers us a reflection for this first Sunday of Advent.

This post builds on many of the themes highlighted by Br Luke in his post on ‘Education’ and looks through

Saint Hyacinth was born around 1185 to a noble family and was one of the younger sons of Count Eustace,

St Teresa was born in Avila, in 1515. The 16th century was a time of turmoil in many areas of

Unsurprisingly, given the presence of some former lawyers in the Blackfriars community, today’s gospel generally causes a few wry smiles