The French city of Toulouse is the cradle of the Dominican Order. It was in Toulouse and its surrounding towns that St. Dominic and the first friars began to live their new evangelical life as mendicant preachers. Their importance for the city of Toulouse can be measured by looking at the magnificent medieval Dominican church […]
Posted in Other Provinces on January 20th, 2008 No Comments »
This weekend, the Walk for Life on the West Coast was held. The Dominicans of the Province of the Holy Name were there for the March. In addition, some of the sisters from Dominican Sisters of Mary the Mother of the Eucharist participated. The sisters recently opened a new mission in […]
The Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Joseph,
the Province of the Most Holy Name of Jesus,
and the Vietnamese Vicariate of Saint Vincent Liêm
joyfully announce the
Ordination of their Brothers
John Gregory Schnakenberg, O.P.
Vinod Bruno Mary Shah, O.P.
Joseph Anthony Giambrone, O.P.
Jacob Thomas Petri, O.P.
Jonah Francis Pollock, O.P.
Peter Hoàng Ðỗ, O.P.
John Sơn Thanh Hoàng, O.P.
to the Order of […]
On June 2, 2007, the Dominican friars of the Province of the Holy Name of Jesus (Western Province) ordained four men to the priesthood. Shortly before their ordination, they interviewed three of them about their vocations: Fr. Jerome Cudden, OP, Fr. Michael Hurley, OP, and Fr. Vincent Kelber, OP. They’ve edited those video […]
Among the martyrs of the Spanish Civil War recently beatified, the list included a former Master of the Order, Bonaventure García Paredes. Below is an excerpt of his biography (translated from Spanish) and prepared by the postulators of his cause for beatification: Fr. Vito T. Gómez, OP, Postulator General, and Fr Francesco Ricci, OP, […]
**UPDATED**
Of the 497 martrys of the Spanish Civil War beatified on 28 October 2007, at least 74 were associated with the Order of Preachers, mostly friars. (Although the group also included the first Dominican Cloistered Nun to be martyred, Bl. Josefina Sauleda Paulis, OP.) Below are the names of all the Dominican martyrs of the […]
Posted in Other Provinces on October 18th, 2007 No Comments »
For 100 years now, the Dominican friars in France have organized an annual Rosary Pilgrimage. The pilgrimage is held in Lourdes, the place of Our Lady’s appearance to St. Bernadette Soubirous, in the first week of October. This year, between 30,000 to 40,000 people attended this event, including more than 2,000 teenagers who came with […]
Posted in Other Provinces on October 16th, 2007 No Comments »
In our House of Studies in Washington, we are privileged to have a number of friars from other Provinces studying with us. This allows us to learn about some of the work being done by our friars in other parts of the world. In the Province of Toulouse (France), the friars organize a week of beach […]
On the weekend of October 6 and 7, the Studium at the Priory of the Immaculate Conception played host to the first Dominican Inter-Provincial Studentate Conference. The Studia of the other American Provinces — the Provinces of St. Albert the Great (Central), the Holy Name of Jesus (West) and St. Martin de Porres (South) — […]
Posted in Other Provinces on September 28th, 2007 No Comments »
Throughout the Order, the last month has been a time of first professions of vows and new novices. In addition to our the newly professed and clothed brothers of the Province of St. Joseph, other Dominicans have announced some of their own:
The Irish Province celebrated the Solemn Vows of one of their brothers. In addition, […]