The Dominican Moment in Post-Roe America By Rev. Br. Pius Henry, O.P. Â The March for Life has become a staple of the American Catholic calendar for decades. Years of marching accompanied by Masses, youth rallies, bus rides, and snow storms, culminated by marching to...
Fr. Giles Richard Dimock, O.P. February 24, 1939 — February 28, 2026 Please pray for the repose of the soul of our brother, Fr. Giles Richard Dimock, O.P., who died peacefully at 11:15 p.m. on February 28, 2026, at Rosary Hill Home in Hawthorne, New York. Richard...
St. Thomas Aquinas is often remembered for the clarity of his intellect, but at the heart of his theology is a deeper truth: contemplation ordered toward love of God and the preaching of the Gospel. As he himself writes, “It is better to give to others the fruits of...
As this year draws to a close, the Dominican Friars pause to give thanks to God for the many blessings he has given. Fr. John Paul Kern, O.P., offers a word of gratitude on behalf of the friars, recognizing the prayers and support that sustain our common mission....
The Joy of Christmas By Fr. Joseph A. Scordo, O.P. I love Christmas! Always have, as far back as I can remember in my 83 years. Then some 63 years ago, I was in Novitiate (Spiritual Boot Camp), my first year of training as a Dominican. We were in the Advent Season,...
At Christmas, the Church celebrates the great mystery of the Incarnation. In the Incarnation, the Word–the Second Person of the Holy Trinity, the Son of God–assumed a full human nature, body and soul At Christmas, the Church celebrates the great mystery of the...