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Our Lord calls young men to serve him and his Church, even during a pandemic! In difficult times it’s tempting to focus solely on the latest statistics and dire headlines, but like the whispering sound mentioned in the Book of Kings, good news abounds in the midst of noise and disaster. Read more...

Our ancient scriptures are sacred, earthy and beautiful: “In the beginning ... God saw that it was good.” Our ancestors had an innate sense that this gift called ‘earth’ is our ‘Common Home,’ an image that Pope Francis uses frequently.

On Monday, August 10, 2020, five men received the Dominican habit and entered the novitiate for the Province of St. Martin de Porres. Read more...

A Happy Solemnity of St. Dominic from Fr. Tom Condon, O.P., Prior Provincial.

Br. Andrew Martin del Valle, O.P., a student brother at St. Dominic Priory and Studium offers some thoughts on discernment and anxiety.

St. Martin de Porres - Patron of those seeking racial harmony and public health care workers.

Fr. Carl B. Trutter, O.P. died on March 25, 2020, in New Orleans, LA. Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, a private funeral and burial was held.

Our Lord still calls men to serve him as priests and brothers. Read more...

During this season of hope and renewal, know that we are praying for you. This Lent and Easter will certainly be one that will not be quickly forgotten. Read more...

Even though we may suffer various trials, the genuineness of our faith is more precious than gold because they give praise to God. Read more...

They could not repent and put on ashes and sackcloth. Because of their concern to maintain the status quo, they threatened the disciples and ask them to not preach the Gospel. Read more...

Do we spend time daily in prayer and study of Scripture so we can recognize our Savior from far off like John?  Like Peter do we dive right in to be close to Him? Read more...

Have you had an encounter with the Risen Jesus Christ in your life? Are you aware of God’s presence or how the Holy Spirit has worked in your life? Read more...

I’m in awe of people who know just what to say or do to help others in distress.  Even if you can’t think of something to say or do, pray for them in the name of Jesus Christ the Nazorean. No one should be made to feel alone. Read more...

How often do we find ourselves caught up in the moment and let our emotions rule us? Read more...

Christ meets us today in sacramental signs, and we are inspired to cling to Him in the Most Blessed Sacrament of the altar. Still, Christ bids us not to be afraid but go tell His brothers and sisters the good news of His resurrection. Read more...

After a Lent, which has been unlike any we have ever known, will surely come an Easter unlike any we have ever known. Read more...

The life of Christ was full of hardships as well as triumphs. What we celebrate at Easter is the greatest triumph in the history of the world. Read more...

In the Gospel of John, “It is finished” are Jesus’ last words. It’s unlikely that they were interpreted as a sign of giving up on His mission while He was actively dying for our sins. Read more...

We are members of Christ’s Body, we are at Eucharist, both priest (the one who offers) and victim (that which is offered)! Read more...