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Despite all of the chaos, violence, and uncertainty in the world, the light of faith allows us to see reasons for hope and occasions for gratitude.

“My first contact with the Dominicans Friars was, believe it or not, through Facebook. I watched their informative videos and was truly impressed by their dedicated work.”

Even around the dinner table, it’s easy to say “I’m grateful” and still forget the one who has truly provided: God.

The Dominican Friars not only pray the Rosary, they preach the Rosary! Relive some of the graces experienced at our first Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage held on September 30—a day like no other—where 3,200 people from all over the country came together at Our Lady’s Basilica with the friars for prayer and preaching.

Bishop Earl Fernandes, bishop of Columbus, Ohio, points to the importance of the Dominican friars in the life of the Church in his diocese, past and present.

There is a multitude of saints in heaven, and we are called to join them before the face of God.

Is it possible to love too much? Not when it comes to our heavenly mother. Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P., principal preacher at the inaugural Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage, characterizes Marian devotion “as overflow, not overkill.”

God’s ways are mysterious and wonderful. As an infant, Br. Charles Rooney, O.P., was baptized at St. Vincent Ferrer Church in New York. This past summer, he returned to there as a Dominican Friar and deacon, now baptizing others.

The abundant graces of the Eucharist are fueling the growth of the Church, even in the midst of a harshly secular environment.

perpetual Eucharistic Adoration chapel

“The city that never sleeps needs a chapel that never closes,” said Fr. Boniface Endorf, O.P., pastor of St. Joseph’s parish in New York City, now home to the first perpetual Eucharistic Adoration chapel in Manhattan.

Relationships are central to the life of society. From the foundational relationship of the family to the civic relationships that undergird political and economic systems, our entire lives are built upon relationality.

“People are taught what to think but not how to think, so students are not asking the right questions to get the right answers and the Dominicans have the best patrimony to address this.”

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