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Our brother, Piers Linley OP, died peacefully on the morning of 22 June 2016, accompanied by two of his brethren. He was 84 years old. Here is a biographical sketch of Piers by Fr Brian Davies OP. Read more

The Dominican Friars in England and Scotland are pleased to announce the appointments made by the 2016 Provincial Chapter. The Chapter is a democratically elected decision-making body which is convened once every four years to set the strategies and determine the personnel needs for our Province. Read more

In an age of credit default swaps, quantitative easing and computerised trading, what value does money have? What does it mean? Can it in any way tell the truth? Join the Las Casas Institute for a day conference that seeks to unpick contemporary questions in the light of Catholic social teaching. Read more

The following portrait of a Dominican Friar featured in the Pentecost newsletter of the St Barnabas Society. Reproduced with kind permission of Fr Richard Biggerstaff, Director of the Society. Read more

Westminster Cathedral was packed with Dominicans and well-wishers last Friday, celebrating the Order's 800th birthday. Read more

Given by Most Rev Bruno Cadoré OP, Master of the Order of Preachers, at the end of the Solemn Vespers for St Catherine of Siena in Westminster Cathedral, 29 April 2016, marking the 800th anniversary of the Dominican Order. Read more

We are proud to see members of our Province contributing to a new international venture in online 'Lectio Divina', the meditative and prayerful way of reading Scripture. Read more

Journey with Fr Bruno Clifton as he prepares once more to tackle a 110-km run over tough terrain. Read more

Christopher Howse's 'Sacred Mysteries' column in Saturday's Daily Telegraph offers a warmly commendatory review of a recent book by a Dominican. Read more

In an exciting development for the Jubilee Year, Cardinal Vincent Nichols has announced a new diocesan shrine dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary, to be established at the Dominican church of Our Lady of the Rosary and St Dominic, Haverstock Hill, London NW4. Read more