Dominicans

Hugh of Saint-Cher was, quite literally, one of the most eminent of the early Dominicans. Born in France he went

The saintly Dominican, Blessed Sadoc, along with his companions, were some of the earliest martyrs of the Dominican Order. Blessed

Saint Hyacinth was born around 1185 to a noble family and was one of the younger sons of Count Eustace,

Blessed Jordan of Saxony (1190-1237) was born in Germany to a noble family and lived there until he moved to

Brothers can be a mixed bunch. In the Bible, alas, it starts badly for brothers

Some saints can be easily depicted by their charismatic eccentricity, their wonderful skills, or by their influential works, which have

The story of saint John of Cologne O.P. (+1572) proves that you can become a saint by doing the right

Today we commemorate the Feast of St. John Fisher and St. Thomas More, two heroic men who made the ultimate

As the Dominican Friars Training Fund helps pay for the cost of our training, the Student Brothers are grateful for

St. Hyacinth About the same

Many of you will be following the Friars' Walk blog which is charting the progress of our four brothers walking

Over the last term, the Anglican church of St Giles, just an Aerobie's throw from Blackfriars, put on a series