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Third Sunday of Lent
The woman of Samaria is surprised to find a Jewish man at the well because Jewsavoided Samaritans. This well was traced by the local people
March 6, 2026
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.
Third Sunday of Lent - Year A
This Sunday presents the powerful encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. In this meeting, Jesus reveals himself as the source of living water, capable of satisfying the deepest thirst of the human heart. Transformed by this encounter, the woman leaves her jar behind and goes to her community, inviting them: “Come and see the Messiah.” Her testimony leads many to believe in Christ. This Sunday reminds us that a true encounter with Jesus renews our lives and calls us to become witnesses who invite others to discover Him and share in the gift of salvation
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
Second Sunday of Lent
Years ago, we took our very sweet aunt Peggy out for breakfast. We forgot to tell herwhere we were going. When we parked the car,
March 2, 2026
Fr. Wiseman
First Sunday of Lent – Year A
Why was Jesus tempted? Matthew, Mark and Luke place the temptations between theBaptism and the beginning of Jesus’ ministry. The Gospels tell us that, after
February 20, 2026
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