The 2024 Aquinas Lecture at Blackfriars, Cambridge was delivered by Fr. Philip-Neri Reese on Monday 29th January, 2024. Fr. Philip-Neri Reese is a Dominican friar, a Catholic priest, and a Professor of Philosophy at the Pontifical University of St.Thomas...
CEPHAS STUDY COURSE Dr. George Corbett of the University of St. Andrews, Sr Valery and Sr Mary Magdalene will be running this year’s Cephas course on the topic of Human Nature, Gender and Identity, to be held from 25th-28th...
The Holy Preaching is back! The Dominican Sisters are launching a new talk series titled In His Image: An Exploration of the Beatitudes. The first gathering will be on Wednesday 8th March at 7.30pm at the convent, starting with cocoa,...
The Holy Preaching returns for its final instalment of The Eight Evil Thoughts this Wednesday 18th January at 7.30pm at St Catherine’s Convent, 155 Huntingdon Road. The topic will be Pride: Humanity’s Paradise Lost. All welcome.
The Holy Preaching series continues at our Dominican Sisters’ convent, 155 Huntingdon Rd, and will continue exploring the theme of the Eight Evil Thoughts. THIS WEDNESDAY 14TH DECEMBER from 7.30pm: Vainglory: Beauty’s Ugly Stepsister. The evening includes refreshments and...
The Holy Preaching is back on Wednesday 19th October at 7.30pm at St Catherine’s Convent, 155 Huntingdon Road. The topic will be Anger: The Fire Within. All welcome!
Fr Bob Eccles first encountered the Bible when he was 7 or 8, and has been hooked ever since… On the memorial of St. Jerome, great translator and interpreter of Sacred Scripture, Fr Bob tells us his own story...
The Holy Preaching is coming back at our Sisters’ convent, 155 Huntingdon Rd, and will continue exploring the theme of the Eight Evil Thoughts. The key difference is that this term, it will be the third Wednesday of the...
Fr Bob Eccles, a Dominican novice a mere sixty years ago, reflects in his sermon for the 23rd Sunday of the Year on the vocation of Dominicans to be brothers and sisters to all. A friend was sitting over...
Fr Robert Verrill suggests that Jesus’ command to Christians to be “watchful” offers Christians a loving way to respond to “Woke” In today’s Gospel (Matthew 24:42-51, Thursday 21st Week in Ordinary Time), Jesus tells His disciples to watch. But...