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This virtual exhibition, curated by Professor Nigel Morgan and Fr Richard Finn OP, is based on books and manuscripts held by the Cambridge University Library, the Fitzwilliam Museum, and the Cambridge

Writing a history of Dominican missionary work could prove dangerous. Antonio de Remesal OP entered the Dominican Order in 1592 while studying at Salamanca.

One such was Vincent de Valverde OP who accompanied Pizarro on his conquest of Peru. ... Shortly before Christmas 1511, Antonio de Montesinos OP had preached a now famous sermon at Santo Domingo.

This virtual exhibition, curated by Professor Nigel Morgan and Fr Richard Finn OP, is based on books and manuscripts held by the Cambridge University Library, the Fitzwilliam Museum, and the Cambridge

This NGO, Dominicans for Justice and Peace (http://un.op.org/), has Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).

Thanks to the efforts of his literary executor, Fr Brian Davies OP, further writings by Herbert McCabe have appeared since his death in 2001.

This, too, stood them in good stead on the mission. A later historian of their work, Antonio de Remesal OP, proudly recorded such achievements.

Fr Vincent McNabb OP (1868–1943) was the tenth of eleven children born to a Northern Irish sea captain and his wife.

A house was founded at Mexico City in the following year by Domingo de Betanzos OP. ... The Order’s early history in the region was written – at the request of the wider Order – in Spanish (‘Romance’) by Agustín Dávila Padilla OP.

The Bible in context. Marie-Joseph Lagrange OP: photograph. Image reproduced by kind permission of the École biblique, Jerusalem.