In the wake of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela in June, the Master of the Order, Fr. Gerard Francisco Timoner III, OP, invites all members of the Dominican Family to respond generously to the needs of the Venezuelan people.
In this reflection on St. John of Cologne, OP, Fr. Timothy Combs, OP, recalls the courageous witness of a Dominican martyr who risked his life to bring the sacraments to imprisoned clergy during the religious violence of the 16th century.
At Border Mass 250 in Nogales, Arizona, Fr. Brendan Curran, OP, reflected on immigration, human dignity, and the Catholic call to bring Christ to the center of conversations about borders and belonging.
St. Pier Giorgio Frassati, OP, lived an ordinary life with extraordinary love for God and neighbor. Fr. Dominick Jean, OP, explores how the young Dominican layman discovered holiness not apart from daily life, but within it.
When the world feels like it’s falling apart, the life of St. Catherine of Siena reminds us we don’t have to carry it alone. Rooted in love and blazing with courage, she teaches us to trust God, serve, and set the world on fire.
Fr. Luke Barder, OP, pastor of St. Dominic Parish in Denver, participated in a Regis University program focusing on faith, immigration policy, and civic engagement. (Photo courtesy of Regis University)
We’re thrilled to share that our animated series, St. Dominic’s Holy Family, created in collaboration with the Dominican Province of the Most Holy Name of Jesus, is in the running for a prestigious Telly Award—and we need your vote!
St. Margaret of Castello's story is not just one of hardship, but of resilience and transformation. Fr. Don Goergen, OP, reflects on this Lay Dominican’s life.
On the feast of St. Joseph, Fr. Michael Monshau, OP, reflects on the quiet strength of the man chosen to lead the Holy Family. Marked by humility, courage, and trust in God’s plan, Joseph’s life speaks to the challenges we face today.
On Ash Wednesday at Santa Sabina, Pope Leo will join the faithful to begin Lent. Fr. James Pierce Cavanaugh, OP, recounts the Dominicans’ centuries-long connection to this ancient basilica and the revival of its papal tradition.
