The Dominican Month of Peace for 2022 begins on the First Sunday of Advent, 27th November, and lasts until the end of December. This year’s focus is on Myanmar. The Month of Peace is an excellent way for all members of the Dominican family to stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in the Order
An Advent Litany and a Christmas Blessing for the Home are available in the Resources section of our website.
The newly elected Lay Provincial Council met for the first time on 18 November, and elected the members of the Council to their new roles.
The latest ‘Ordo’, the Liturgical Calendar with the Dominican elements proper to the Province of England is now available.
An Official Communication from the European Council of Lay Dominican Fraternities On 7 November 2022, on the feast of All Saints of the Order of Preachers, in accordance with the Statutes of the ICLDF n.1 B. 3, Fr. Gerard Francisco Timoner III OP, Master of the Order of Preachers, confirmed Mr. Sébastien Milazzo as President
On 22 October, the new Lay Dominican Provincial Council was elected at a chapter held in Leicester. The Council will serve for 4 years. Please keep them all in your prayers. The new Council: Fernando Cervantes (Bristol) Andy Doyle (North East) Margaret Doyle (North East) Gigi Horsfield (Oxford) Teresa Jankowska (Oxford) Philip Owens (Oxford) Sara
Please pray for Michelle Ntow who was admitted to the London fraternity in October. We welcome her with joy!
Felice Hopton and Philip Owens, from the Lay Provincial Council, attended the Assembly (12th to 17th August 2022). Felice shares her experience: My abiding memory of the European Council Assembly was the enormous enthusiasm with which Philip and I were received by the Council members and other delegates. It became obvious that no representatives from
CEPHAS seeks to contribute to the renewal of philosophy and Christian theology in the UK through close study, in particular, of St Thomas Aquinas. CEPHAS 2023 will be an opportunity to reflect in a profound way on who we are, as well as who others say we are, exploring together Aquinas’s anthropology, and the Thomist
Pamela McNeil was a sister, a friend and a pillar of the Cambridge Fraternity, of Blackfriars and of our Lay Dominican Provincial life for many years. Please keep Pamela, her family and the Cambridge Fraternity in your prayers. Eternal rest grant unto her O Lord, may she rest in peace and rise in glory.
