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Year of Mercy: Psalm 102(103)
“In the Psalms, we drink divine praise at its pure and stainless source, in all its primitive sincerity and perfection,”
Year of Mercy: Pope Francis’s Episcopal Motto
‘What are Pope Francis’s links with the north east of England?’, is not, I imagine, a question that has crossed
Great dominicans: John Tauler
It is not surprising that the Order of Preachers has historically been the home to men renowned and remembered for
Don’t be an Arian
We hear in the Gospel today (Jn 5:17-30) in one place that the Father judges no one, but has given
Great Dominicans: Bl. Henry Suso – The Acceptable Face of German Mysticism?
The Fourteenth Century Dominican, Henry Suso, is one of a trinity of famous Dominican “Founding Fathers” of German Mysticism, a
Fourth Sunday of Lent 2016
This Sunday, Br Luke Doherty, O.P., reflects on the Gospel this Sunday on the Prodigal Son.
Self-idolatry and the dangers of ‘I’m Catholic, but . . . ‘
Everybody knows that Jesus was a nice guy who wanted to do away with laws, rules and regulations so that
Year of Mercy: Bl. Jean-Joseph Lataste, OP
Jean-Joseph Lataste was born in Cadillac, near Bordeaux, in France in 1832. After his study, he became a civil servant.
Third Sunday of Lent: Don’t be an Orc; let God’s love make you great
There’s an all-too-common line of thought that says, ‘I’m not a bad person; I try not do others any harm’
On Missing the Point
From a sermon at Blackfriars, Oxford for Friday of the Second Week of Lent. We are fairly used to encountering the
Year of Mercy: Magnificat
In response to the news from Gabriel that she was to bear the Son of God, the Blessed Virgin Mary,
Second Sunday of Lent 2016
This Sunday, Br Joseph Bailham, O.P., offers us a reflection on the theme of being 'set apart'.