News & Events

Announcing a New Book to Honor Saint Dominic

“Saint Dominic’s Way of Life: A Path to Knowing and Loving God” authored for Jubilee Year

Letter from the Prior Provincial

Update on Child Protection

Read a letter our prior provincial, Fr. Kenneth Letoile, O.P. to learn about the province’s efforts to protect children and promote transparency.

Very Rev. Darren Michael Pierre, O.P., elected Prior Provincial of Dominican Province of St. Joseph

A Chapel that never closes

Among the hustle and bustle, Manhattan will soon have its first 24-hour adoration chapel, a sanctuary for people day and night.

Theology for a Missionary Church

The Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum) in Rome has named a new Rector Magnificus, Fr. Thomas Joseph White, O.P.

PRÆDICATOR GRATIÆ

Preacher of Grace

Letter of the Holy Father to the Master of the Order of Preachers for the 8th Centenary of the death of Saint Dominic of Caleruega

Hillbilly Thomists Release New Album

On January 28, the feast of St. Thomas Aquinas, the Hillbilly Thomists release their sophomore album, Living for the Other Side.

Hillbilly Thomists Announce New Album

The group of folk singing Dominican friars, the Hillbilly Thomists, plan to soon release their new album!

Solemn Mass in the Dominican Rite

For those who are familiar with the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite, the Dominican Rite is its “cousin,” so to speak. It was the liturgy used by the Order of preachers from the mid-13^th century until the liturgical changes following the Second Vatican Council.

How should we understand what’s happening as Catholics?

Spiritual Counsel in the Wake of George Floyd’s Death

People feel overwhelmed by the evil before us. The pervasiveness of hatred, whether racism or otherwise, seems total. How do we cope with this threat spiritually?

I find it particularly hard to say what I think here because, well, I’m still thinking about it.

One Chaplain’s Response to George Floyd’s Death

At a time like this, I wish I could bring all these people together to sit down at the table for dinner. It probably wouldn’t go very well, but at least the food would be top-notch. The endeavor might fall flat by the end of the evening, but I still think it would be worth a try. It would probably do a better job than Facebook.