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.

We joyfully announce the simple profession of our brothers on Saturday, August 9, 2025, at 11:00 A.M. at the University of Dallas. Click for more information.

When one part of the body is hurting, the other comes to its aid, even at the risk of injury or loss.

Bringing people closer to God is not something we are ever supposed to do alone.

Frassati is hailed as the saint of young people, and rightly so. The lesser known fact about him is that he will be the latest addition to the awesomely extensive list of Dominican saints.

Fr. Paul David Watkins, a Dominican priest, died on May 6, 2025.

Even martyrdom does not do away with words. Actions can put bodily form to words, but we still need the words!

Jesus used the same items that Melchizedek used; the difference is that the bread & wine are not something other, something apart from Jesus.

Christ is never alone—when He looked for solitude, it was only to get closer to the Father. He is an example to us, to draw closer to our Heavenly Father.

To anyone discerning religious life, one of the most striking and attractive features of the Dominican Order is its remarkable unity.

If God can give new life to dry bones, what can He not do with me?

There is only one true God—and He is worth everything.

Pope St. Leo the Great said that, when the disciples meditated on the divinity of Jesus Christ, they came to “the realization that he had not left his Father when he came down to earth, nor had he abandoned his disciples when he ascended into heaven.”

There is no distinction between love of God and keeping the Lord's word, doing His will--on earth as it is in heaven is not only a petition but also a self-exhortation.

O great Father, holy Dominic, receive us with you at the hour of death, and here always look upon us with love.

Remember, even St. Paul needed Ananias to open his eyes. Likewise, we need others in the Church not only to help open our eyes but to work alongside us in awakening the eyes of faith in those who have fallen into the deep sleep of worldliness.

Judas did not recognize divine love in the simple act of Jesus washing his feet; he closed his heart and left them all.