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Ascension
The major reason why we always find farewells unpleasant is that we feel our life is not going to be
Jubilee Vespers: Magnificat
Last year the Dominican Order celebrated its 800th jubilee. To celebrate, the English Province had solemn Vespers presided by Vincent
Wednesday Gospel reflection
One of my lesser known hobbies is my involvement in the Blackfriars Hall Wine Society. The idea is very simple:
Christological Psalms: Psalm 118: 20-25
Psalm 118 is one of the most frequently recited psalms in the Liturgy of the Hours, being sung on some
English Martyrs
Undoubtedly for many of us the thought of martyrdom sends a shiver down our spine. If any of you are
Great Dominicans: Pope St Pius V
St Pius V reigned from the Chair of St Peter for six years (1566-1572) during a period of remarkable social,
Harry, England and St. George
What is the point of having a patron saint of a country? Isn’t it funny, the idea of being a
Psalm 15 (16) – the Resurrection Psalm
Continuing our series on the Christological Psalms, we now turn to look at Psalm 15 (16) sometimes referred to as
Easter Sunday
Most of us today are familiar with the cliche, ‘spiritual but not religious’. It’s such a cliche, that I’m not
Good Friday: the Bridge of Sighs
Upon the sacred beams of the cross Our Lord let out his last breath, bowed his head, and died. On
Holy Thursday
Holy Thursday is a day filled with tradition. Firstly, if you pop along to your Cathedral, there will be in
Wednesday of Holy Week: Spy Wednesday
Any wrong or insult which is done to us would surely be made worse if it was done by a