The one who exalts himself cannot pray.

What is the measure that Jesus is going to use for how much faith He will find?

God shows mercy to all who call to Him with a sincere heart.

Faith can do the seemingly impossible!

Change is unthinkable for us if we don’t even believe that every decision and action has consequences.

We love because he first loved us.

The right ordering of our lives is necessary for our temporal and eternal well-being.

Jesus’s call of discipleship is never self-seeking, but it’s always looking at others through the lens of how Jesus sees my neighbor.

My child, conduct your affairs with humility, and you will be loved more than a giver of gifts.

"Strive to enter through the narrow gate." A holy life brings true and lasting joy!

The devil lies to us and wants to make us believe that we cannot resist the temptation to this sin anymore, so we should just give in and get it over with.

The more we come to recognize God’s presence and action in our lives, the more vigilant we can be about avoiding even the small temptations to become self-centered.

In all the Dominican Order’s rich history, tradition, and vivacity that continues today, we can all point to the essential truth that Jesus Christ was alive in Dominic de Guzmán.

Bl. Jane, born of noble lineage in the d’Aza family, married the Venerable Felix de Guzmán. Their home must have been a true domestic church, deeply rooted in prayer and charity.

They are best learned by example. That’s why Jesus became man—not just to tell us what to do but to do what we should do.

Every preacher proclaims the truth of the Resurrection. Mary Magdalene is the patroness of the Order of Preachers because she was the first to herald in full the good news that Christ is risen.

Abraham was running around everywhere trying to get some clean water, give shade to the guests, prepare some appetizers, have some dinner rolls for the meat.

St. Dominic sent the original friars to the universities. Now, part of our charism is to do campus ministry... [click to read the article at The Pillar]

Be aware of those in your midst who are suffering and afraid, and do not ignore them.

In the many trials of life, we can look to the martyrs, ask for strength from God, and truly experience the joy of Christ.