DYM Study Day: Liturgy and Life
About the day Our tendency to compartmentalise life can perhaps mean that for some the Liturgy ends when we say “Thanks
Diaconal Duty in Jamaica
As a newly ordained deacon, Br John spent July and August working in our parishes in Jamaica, and here shares
St Athanasius and Gospel joy
St Athanasius was an impassioned theologian of the Incarnation of the divine Logos. How does his theology illumine Our Lord's
Where is my Damascus moment?
As he is on the road to Damascus, God intervenes dramatically in St Paul's life. It might make one wonder:
DYM Advent Retreat: Silent in His Love
About the retreat Advent is a time of waiting for the Lord. St Bernard taught that we ought not to think
The pitfalls of the student
Jesus rebukes the lawyers for taking away the 'key of knowledge'. How might this rebuke help students, particularly Dominican ones,
The English Martyrs
The martyrs teach us to fix our gaze on the cross, for it is there that we learn how to
The link in a chain
St Timothy was one of the first to hear the Gospel preached by St Paul, and went on to become
The Shadow of His Wings
In today's Gospel, Jesus laments over the city of Jerusalem, with words that are striking for their maternal imagery. The
I know whom I have chosen
Christ's knowing and loving is key to how we understand his act of washing the disciples' feet. In today's Gospel
But who do you say that I am?
Christ poses a demanding question to his disciples in today's Gospel, the answer to which defines the identity of every
Noble obscurity
We know very little about Sts Simon and Jude, despite their significance as apostles of the Church chosen by Christ.