The friars are members of the Order of Preachers, AKA "The Dominicans" and we are members of the Eastern Dominican Province. There are many… » More
On October 23 the Dominican House of Studies was pleased to host the first of its "Thomistic Circles" events of the academic year 2010-2011. The event consisted of a day long conference entitled, "Aquinas on the Soul," featuring three speakers. Dr. Alfred J. Freddoso of the department of philosophy of Notre Dame presented a paper on Aquinas's conception… » More
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A Vocation Weekend is a no-strings-attached chance to spend time learning about the life of Dominican Friars in the Province of St. Joseph. Come pray with us, talk with our student brothers, meet our older brethren, and most of all listen for the voice… » More
The Tower, an independent student newspaper of The Catholic University of America, reports that, "Campus Ministry held a CUA on Tap yesterday entitled, 'Heaven: Angels, Saints, and Spirits, Oh My!' The Resident Ministers sponsored an open mic hour that included a performance by Redline A Cappella, and then presented their speaker, Dominican Fr. John… » More
Please pray for our seven brothers who will profess their vows of obedience usque ad mortem (until death) in imitation of our Lord (see Phil 2:8). The brothers making solemn profession are:
Many of us might recall Saturday afternoons in the library. Not a few families would take their children to these houses of literary fun, either to wander about the stacks in search of treasure or to sit on the floor and listen to fantastic stories. Ideally, the youthful wonder of the library would lead to a mature discovery of wisdom.
But in many… » More
Dominicans in the Province of St. Joseph are rejoicing to hear that Fr. Austin G. Murphy, O.S.B., was elected on June 24, the Solemnity of the Birth of St. John the Baptist, as the tenth abbot of St. Procopius Abbey in Lisle, Illinois. After his solemn profession as a Benedictine monk in August 2000, he came to the Dominican House of Studies because… » More