John (Johnny) Morris RIP

13th April 1940 – 7th August 2026 Johnny was born and brought up in Grenada, where he first came to know the friars. Ever a man of extreme humility and simplicity, he felt unworthy to explore a vocation as a clerical brother; from childhood, however, his calling to religious life was deep and persistent. He

Ian William Gardner R.I.P

Ian William Gardner was a leading member of the Oxford Lay Dominicans before many of us joined but we have been praying for him regularly. Ian made a significant contribution to our Order. Ian’s spiritual name was Br Reginald. He was admitted into the Oxford Fraternity in 1960, temporarily professed in 1961 and permanently professed

Conchita Dunn – obituary

Conchita with her beloved dog, Alfie, friends and Lay Dominicans, on the CAFOD Big Walk, 23rd March 2024 Conchita You were the most amazing person. You made it so much easier for me to blend into the Plymouth scene when I moved up from Cornwall. Every time I went to a meeting or seminar you

Conchita Dunn RIP

Please pray for the repose of the soul of Conchita Dunn. Conchita, who was a founding member of Tamar Fraternity, and also served on the Lay Provincial Council, died on 18th April after a long illness. Conchita’s funeral which will be on Wednesday 6th May at 11:00am at Our Lady of the Angels, Bishops Close, Saltash.

Sofia Leonard RIP

The Edinburgh Fraternity is sad to announce the death of Sofia Leonard on 19th December, while being grateful to God for the gift of her life and of her time with us. Her funeral will be at St Albert’s on 8th January at 11am, and will be livestreamed.  Sofia joined the Edinburgh Fraternity in 2019 after the

Sue McQuinn RIP

Please pray for the repose of the soul of Sue McQuinn, who was a member of the London Lay Dominicans. She has served as president and treasurer of the fraternity. She also served on the Provincial Council as treasurer, and did sterling work considering that she was already suffering with serious health issues at the

Toni Lacey R I P

It is with profound sadness we have to report the passing of Antonia (Toni) Lacey, of the Oxford Lay Dominican Fraternity, after a long and inspiring struggle against a range of infirmities. We will all miss her. Please pray for the Repose of her Soul and the Comfort of her Family, particularly Alan, her husband,