Please pray for the repose of the soul of Christina Paddock (née Robinson). Christina died on 13 March, at the age of 91. She was a Lay Dominican for nearly 70 years, having joined in 1956. Her funeral will take place on March 27th in Lochgilphead at 11am, and Lay Dominicans are very welcome to
Congratulations to Beatrice, Oxford Fraternity, who made her Final Profession on Saturday 8th March. Please keep her in your prayers.
On Friday 7 February, Lay Dominicans from across the province joined the rest of the Dominican family at Mass at Blackfriars in Oxford, to celebrate the elevation to the cardinalate of fr. Timothy Radcliffe OP. The Mass was celebrated by Archbishop Miguel Maury Buendia, the Apostolic Nuncio, and fr. Nicholas Crowe, the Prior Provincial, preached.
Why the Crucifixion? Talks and discussions Friday February 21st to Sunday 23rd, 2025 Douai Abbey Upper Woolhampton Reading RG7 5TQ Cost: £230 (help available) To book apply to: Sr. Valery OP Email: valerywalker@gmail.com Tel: 07986851376
Key Ideas and Examples through a Dominican Lens The Las Casas Institute has recently released online six short videos presenting key principles of Catholic Social Teaching illustrated with examples and insight from past and present-day Dominican men and women across the globe. Each video ends with suggested ideas of how viewers can put into practice
Crawley Fraternity are holding a day of Reflection for Advent on Saturday 14th December at the Dominican Missionary Sisters’ Convent in Crawley. The day is entitled ‘A Light from the Shadows Shall Spring’ and further information is on the poster below.
The liturgical Ordo for the English Province for 2025 is now available. Printed copies can be ordered from: http://bit.ly/ordo2025 A PDF of the Ordo can also be downloaded (for free):
It is with joy that we announce the profession of Tricia Murphy Black on Saturday 7th September 2024. Please keep Tricia in your prayers.
Congratulations to Peter Green from Leicester, who, at a mere 80 years old, has shown you’re never too young as a Dominican to learn. Peter, pictured here with his wife Helen, has been awarded a BA in Philosophy and Theology from the International Dominican University based in Toulouse. The course is delivered in English and
The Dominicans in Edinburgh recently hosted a conference entitled ‘God’s Mercy and Yours’. The conference was well attended by all the different branches of the Dominican family, and there was a series of excellent speakers. There were 6 speakers: All the talks were recorded and will shortly be made available on Radio Maria. The conference
