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Our Lady of Victory, Pray for Us: A Homily for the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary
Fr. Joseph-Anthony Kress, O.P., reflects on Our Lady of the Rosary, the Battle of Lepanto, and why Christians still reach for the Rosary in the battles we face today.
Mary’s Sorrow and Discipleship
No one is exempt from sorrow. By faith and following Christ as a disciple our pain can be redemptive for ourselves and for others.
Around the Province | Fall 2026
Photos from life in the Dominican Province of St. Joseph.
A Legacy of Forming Future Preachers
The renewal of the Church begins with the renewal of hearts and minds—one faithful life, one generous act, one enduring legacy at a time. For Edward Dickey and his late wife, Susan, supporting the Dominican Friars has been a natural expression of the faith that shaped their lives together.
From the Friars’ Bookshelf
A review of “The Light of Christ: An Introduction to Catholicism” by Fr. Thomas Joseph White, O.P. & “The Summa Illuminated: A Guide to St. Thomas Aquinas’s Masterpiece” by Fr. Cajetan Cuddy, O.P.
Seeking Truth in the Ivy League
In Providence, Rhode Island, the presence of Dominican friars has long been felt through their leadership of Providence College. In the same city, they also run a Catholic chaplaincy for the nearby secular schools, a ministry designed to serve both Brown University, a member of the Ivy League, and the Rhode Island School of Design, a prestigious private art school.
Formed to Preach, Called to Lead
Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Joseph now lead three of the most important centers of Catholic thought and teaching in the English-speaking world.
Spreading Thomism Far and Wide
Eight hundred years after the birth of St. Thomas Aquinas, O.P., students on college campuses gather each year to celebrate, discuss, and apply his writings. Under the direction and guidance of the Thomistic Institute, these students receive an education and a community with the power to change their lives.
The Purpose of the Mind: Pursuit of Highest Wisdom
Since the 13th century, the Dominican Order has held up St. Thomas Aquinas as its greatest teacher, and we at the Dominican House revere him as our master—not simply out of party spirit because he was a Dominican, but above all because of the depth of his wisdom and the clarity of his teaching.
