Mothers of Dominican Friars Support Their Sons and Each Other in Prayer
Group offers fellowship, ‘a joy to be able to get together with the other mothers and support their sons’ vocations.’
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Dominican Father Gregory Pine Addresses Theology of Speech and ‘Training the Tongue’
New book is practical guide — grounded in thought of St. Thomas Aquinas — that invites readers to reflect on how their words shape their interior lives.
Archbishop Alemany: The Dominican Who Built Catholic California
Amid fire, famine and the chaos of the Gold Rush, Archbishop Joseph Alemany worked tirelessly to revive the faith across a fledgling California.
Pope Leo XIV Tells Dominican Priors to ‘Listen Attentively to the Holy Spirit’
The Pope expressed his hopes and prayers for the Dominicans in the letter.
8 Facts About the Priest Seen at the White House With JD Vance
On St. Patrick’s Day, the vice president personally guided Dominican Father Henry Stephan through the presidential residence.
From Europe to Peru’s Rainforest: The Epic Journey of a Dominican Nun
Leaving behind the comforts of Spain, Blessed Ascensión sailed to Peru, where she educated the poor and founded a missionary order.
The Dominican Effect on Catholic Schools
Teaching in the Footsteps of Their Namesake Saint — and Aquinas and Frassati, Too
Church Destroyed by ISIS in Iraq Completely Restored 10 Years Later
The Dominican Church of Our Lady of the Hour is important to Mosul’s history and identity.
Thousands Join Dominicans in Washington for Rosary Pilgrimage
The pilgrimage was held one day before the start of the Month of the Rosary in October and concluded a nine-month Rosary novena.
Be a Part of Something Big — Join Us Sept. 30 for the Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage
This pilgrimage promises to set forth the substance of the Church’s belief as passed down from age to age — with Christ at the center, fired by genuine devotion
