O Sapientia, quae ex ore Altissimi prodiisti, attingens a fine usque ad finem, fortiter suaviterque disponens omnia: veni ad docendum

In Edinburgh, a certain cat started visiting the University library. A Facebook group soon appeared with photos of the cat inside

Gaudete Sunday reminds us that true joy mustn’t become something that we take for granted. True joy is transformative, it

The disciples of today’s gospel are giving good example to Dominican Student brothers! After witnessing the extraordinary moment of the Transfiguration

Readings: Isaiah 48:17-19; Psalm 1:1-4,6; Matthew 11:16-19 Somewhat earlier than expected in Dominican life, I find myself in the awkward position

Readings: Isaiah 41:13-20; Matthew 11:11-15 Sometimes the spiritual life seems to be stuck on repeat. Again and again we find ourselves

Third Sunday of Advent. fr Dermot helps us to understand the role of John the Baptist and how we are

Just boring. Every single year, the same Christmas tree with the same Christmas baubles and the same tinsel comes and

Last week I attended a lecture given in Blackfriars, by Sandy Stoddart, the Sculptor in Ordinary to the Queen

When we use the word 'power' in relation to God, various images may spring to mind. In the reading from Isaiah

Advent is not just about waiting in hope for Christ to come and being personally ready for this; it is

What makes a house secure? If we were to examine the buildings around us we would probably first think about