From lighthearted conversations to courses on Aquinas, the Dominican Friars are expanding their digital evangelization Can you miss your vocation? Are there foolproof steps to making a good decision? Are Catholics actually meant to be weird? How should a Christian...
If you’re reading this, you’re a teacher of some sort–and you share that in common with the Dominican Friars. Each person has a natural desire to learn and to teach others, Archbishop Anthony C. Fisher, O.P., Archbishop of Sydney, Australia, told us when he was in...
Sharing In Your Master’s Joy By Br. Gerard Rosario DeAngelis, O.P. Try as you may, whatever you are inside will eventually show itself on the outside. Reflecting on my third time marching for life as a Dominican, this simple nursery school truth has been on my...
By Fr. Jonah Teller, O.P. It is March 7, 1274, and Thomas Aquinas is dying. He had been on the road, traveling to a Church council, when he struck his head badly on a tree branch. He tried to keep going, but illness quickly followed injury, and he was eventually taken...
Q&A: Fr. Joseph-Anthony Kress, O.P. By Praedicare Staff Welcome to New York City, Father! Can you tell us a little bit about yourself? I grew up in a small town in southeast Ohio (St. Clairsville) with my two older sisters. I attended Franciscan University at...
By Fr. Pier Giorgio Dengler, O.P. One reads about the marvelous life of St. Thomas—about the many travels on foot from central Italy to the monastic fortress of Monte Cassino, the metropolis of Paris, the battle of Cologne Germany, and all sorts of places in between;...