Primer for Priests: A Dominican’s Advice for Good Habits, Virtue and Sanctity That Will Edify Lay Readers, Too
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Does ChatGPT Get Catholics?
Check out this Jesuit/Dominican rap battle, a joke and a daily schedule to fit in prayer and family time.
Is Thomas Aquinas’ Philosophy for Everyone?
COMMENTARY: ‘How is it that the billions of stars live in such harmony,’ Aquinas asked, ‘when most men can barely go a minute without declaring war in their minds?’
Dominican Priest Offers Mass at the Summit of Kilimanjaro
“Hiking is my best time for contemplation,” says Dominican Father Corwin Low. “It’s hard not to when surrounded by the incredible beauty of God’s creating hand.”
Dominicans to Depart From Iconic Connecticut Parish, But Questions Over Archdiocese’s Decision Remain
The Archdiocese of Hartford says it needs control of St. Mary’s Church and priory to serve as the hub of New Haven’s new ‘municipal model.’ Local Catholics and parishioners say something doesn’t add up.
Parishioners ‘in Deep Grief’ Over Removal of Dominicans From Historic New Haven Church
On Oct. 5, Dominican Father John Paul Walker, the pastor of St. Mary’s, announced that the Dominicans would indeed be leaving the archdiocese as part of a larger restructuring plan by the archdiocese.
Dominican Jubilee Pilgrimage in Britain (Days 5 and 6)
The pilgrims depart Aylesford for Otford, and celebrate the feast of the Transfiguration and the 800th anniversary of St. Dominic’s death as they walk to Dartford.
St. Dominic’s Legacy Remains Vibrant 800 Years After His Death
COMMENTARY: The founder of the Order of Preachers intuited a crisis in his day that continues to ravage our own.
800 Years of St. Dominic, and Converse Satan Shoes (Aug. 7)
This week Dominicans are honoring the 800th anniversary of the death of St. Dominic in Italy, and the arrival in 1221 of the Dominican Order in Great Britain. To mark the occasion, four British Dominican friars are following the footsteps of their predecessors on a walking pilgrimage in England. Here on Register Radio we’ll accompany Father Toby Lees and Brother Bede Mullens for part of their journey. Also this week, Catholics are ditching their Converse Shoes over the company’s embrace of Satanic Symbols, Register writer Virginia Aabram has the story.
800 Years After His Death, St. Dominic Remains a Bright Light in the Church
The Dominican victory over Catharism inspires hope in our own battle against the culture of death and the forces of moral relativism.
