Fr. Wiseman
Christmas
Why did the Son of God take our human nature? Thomas points out that everything actsaccording to what it is, just as humans act in
December 23, 2025
Dominican Friars
of Eastern Africa
A community called to preach Jesus Christ as part of the
worldwide mission of the Order of Preachers
Who are we ?
The Dominican family is composed of Dominican Friars, Nuns, Sisters, Laity and Youths. We share a common heritage in the spirit and charism of St. Dominic. In Kenya, we are present in Nairobi and Kisumu Archdiocese and Ngong diocese. In Uganda, we are present at Kakumiro-Kibaale and Namugongo-Kampala.
4th Sunday of Advent - Year A
This Advent reflection for the 4th Sunday invites us to contemplate Emmanuel, God with us. It contrasts King Ahaz’s fear and reliance on human solutions with God’s call to trust His promise. Through the prophet Isaiah, God assures the continuation of His saving plan despite human doubt.
In the Gospel, St Joseph models quiet faith and obedience as he embraces God’s will without full understanding.
His response challenges us to trust God even in moments of confusion and uncertainty.
As Christmas draws near, we are invited to welcome Emmanuel with hearts rooted in faith, hope, and trust.
Sunday Reflections
Insights of St. Thomas Aquinas offer a profound lens through which we explore the Sunday readings. Here, we share reflections rooted in his teachings, inviting a deeper understanding of scripture and faith.
Fr. Wiseman
Fourth Sunday of Advent – A
Eternally, Jesus is the Son of the Father. Luke’s Gospel brings out the Father’srole even in the human conception of Jesus: “”The Holy Spirit will
December 19, 2025
Fr. Wiseman
Third Sunday of Advent – A
“Messiah” is the Hebrew word, for the “anointed one.” Some of our Advent hymnsaddress Jesus as “Messiah.” For instance, “Come Divine Messiah.” What do we
December 12, 2025
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Ministries of the Vicariate
Strengthened by the Holy Spirit, we are dedicated to Serving God and all people as preachers, teachers, and pastors, domestic and foreign missionaries.
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Vocations to the Vicariate
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