Tenth Sunday of the Year. fr Colin Carr reflects on the nature of Christian compassion. Elijah befriends a foreign widow in

One of the joys of pilgrimage if, like me, you are not a meticulous planner, is that you are always

The following portrait of a Dominican Friar featured in the Pentecost newsletter of the St Barnabas Society. Reproduced with kind

Seating plans can be a headache. We had one recently for our Doorkeepers’ Dinner. The trouble with seating plans is

The Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi). fr Robert Gay reflects on publicly witnessing to our faith. Our Dominican parish

St. Antoninus Pierozzi was called Antonino – little Anthony – by his contemporaries because of his diminutive stature. He may

Trinity Sunday. fr Benedict Jonak explains how the Trinity is a call to love one another in freedom.   The Holy Trinity

Do you feel on fire with faith, or a little burnt out? If the latter, perhaps we can find hope

If you were told of someone, aged twenty-five, twice-widowed, who had lost all seven of her children before their teenage

Pentecost Sunday. fr David Rocks explains how Pentecost is the gateway to Eternity. Fifty days have passed since Easter. Days of

At the Last Supper, Jesus lifted up his eyes to heaven and prayed, saying: “I consecrate myself for them, so

Not far from where I grew up in Kent, the 'garden of England', there is a lovely little church dedicated