On Saturday 30 August, there was a celebration Mass to mark the inauguration of our new Fraternal Group in Lymington in the New Forest. The group meets at the priory of the Dominican Sisters of St. Joseph, and the Mass was celebrated by fr. Thomas Skeats OP. During the Mass, Pauline was admitted as the
For the last few years, a small group of Lay Dominicans has been meeting in Lymington in the New Forest, supported by the Dominican Sisters of St. Joseph. The group has now become well established and has several new members and enquirers. The Prior Provincial, fr. Nicholas Crowe OP, has now established the group as
On 7th June, our new group in Lymington celebrated 1 admission and 5 professions! Congratulations to Amanda who was admitted, and to Claire, Clare, Dymphna, Jacqueline and Johanna who made their First profession. They are pictured with Margaret Grant from ths Lymington group, and Geraldine and Felice from the Tamar group, who have been supporting
Congratulations to Margaret Grant, a Lay Dominican from Lymington, who celebrated her 100th birthday on Saturday 28th June. As well as receiving the traditional card from the King and Queen, Margaret was delighted to receive a message from fr. Gerard Timoner OP, the Master of the Order. Margaret has been a Lay Dominican for more
The South West Regional day will take place on Saturday 20th July 2024, 10.00—17.00, at Our Lady & the Angels, Saltash, and will include a talk from Fr Thomas-Thérèse Mannion OP, National Promoter of the Lay Dominicans on the topic of Mission. We will have Mass, Rosary, and Morning and Evening Prayer together, plus plenty
We are forming a new group of Lay Dominicans in Lymington. The group enjoy wonderful support from the Dominican Sisters of St. Joseph there, and are also being supported by Tamar Fraternity. On Saturday 1st June, Claire, Johanna, Clare, Jacqueline, and Dymphna were all admitted as Lay Dominicans. Felice (Perpetual Formation Officer in Tamar) and Geraldine
Please pray for the repose of the soul of Maureen Hawkes, who died on Sunday. Maureen was a member of the Fraternity which used to meet in the New Forest, and for the last few years has been a Lone Lay Dominican, and a great supporter of the new group which is currently being established.
