On Monday 7 February, at 11.15am, you can hear Fr. Dominic White OP and Marystella Ramirez Guerra, a Lay Dominican, talking on Radio Maria’s ‘Word of Life’ programme. Fr. Dominic and Marystella will be talking about their work with the Margaret Beaufort Institute of Theology, the Roman Catholic House of the Cambridge Theological Federation. The
This year’s Dominican Seminar will be held at Hinsley Hall Conference and Pastoral Centre, 62 Headingley Lane, Leeds, LS6 2BX between Sunday 20 and Tuesday 22 March. The seminar is an event for the whole Dominican family, friars, sisters and lay Dominicans. The focus of this year’s Seminar is Preaching the Word: present challenges and future possibilities. Due
Congratulations to Alanna-Michelle, who has recently made her First Profession. Alanna-Michelle is a member of the North West Fraternal Group, and celebrated her profession with the group on Saturday 22 January. Please keep Alanna-Michelle and the North West Group in your prayers.
Every year, there is a Mass for the Deceased of the Dominican Family. This year’s Mass was on Saturday 13th November. Andy and Margaret Doyle, from the Newcastle Fraternity, who were on holiday in Rome, attended the Mass and remembered the deceased Lay Dominicans of our province. The Mass is held at the church of
Congratulations to all those members of the Oxford fraternity who made their professions on Sunday 14th November. The fraternity celebrated 1 simple profession and 5 final professions. Please keep them all in your prayers.
In this Jubilee year, the friars of the English Province invite us to explore history through a newly launched online exhibition! Discover the dramatic history of the Dominican Friars in Britain, from medieval expansion and Reformation crisis to the return from exile and modern renewal.
Renowned Polish composer, Pawel Bebenek, will be returning to the Rosary Shrine once again to lead a day of music workshops, which will culminate in a Eucharistic Rosary Procession and Vigil of Readings for the eve of All Saints! The vigil is open to all the public, so do come along and invite your friends!
On 16 October, the Newcastle / Durham fraternal group met in person for the first time in over 18 months. At our study day, which we opened up to people from across the North East, we heard talks on: the image of St. Dominic, looking at how he has been depicted since his death 800
