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.

On Saturday, September 27, the Dominican Friars hosted the 3rd annual Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC.

The seven newest priests of the Province of St. Joseph share their thoughts on bringing the truth to a world in need.

Nestled in the Village is St. Joseph’s Church, staffed by two Dominican priests and a cooperator brother, in addition to other friars in residence who serve in other ministries including the Catholic Center at NYU. These Dominicans have managed to break through the hustle and bustle and create a thriving space for Catholic intellectual life in the city.

From lighthearted conversations to courses on Aquinas, the Dominican Friars are expanding their digital evangelization.

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 Washington this summer for the priestly ordination of seven friars of the Province of St. Joseph.