In our Consecrated Life series we have been looking at numerous aspects of this way of life through a Dominican

Since joining the Dominicans, a little under three years ago, one of the comments I have most often heard, from

Whilst I was browsing the theology shelves of a local bookstore a few weeks ago, a title in the feminist

Today, often referred to as Spy Wednesday, marks the end of our quiet preparations for the rich drama that will

Today we celebrate the Annunciation that pivotal moment in salvation history when Mary’s “yes” to God changed each of our

Today’s Gospel makes clear that disunity is one of the worst afflictions for any group: “Every kingdom divided against itself

If three years ago before I joined the Dominicans, I told my friends that I was called to be a

St Thomas Aquinas: Doctor of the Church, scholastic theologian and philosopher, piercing intellect, synthesiser of Aristotle and Christianity . .

One of the great privileges of living in Oxford is the richness of the cultural life that is going on

Pope Benedict, reflecting on today’s readings, which include Mark’s account of Christ’s temptation in the wilderness, says that “the image

In the context of Charlie Hebdo, a very interesting article by George Weigel on Europe and Nihilism has prompted me to

Moses and the Burning Bush by Marc Chagall "O Adonai and Ruler of the House of Israel, you appeared to Moses