The Dominican Way

What happens when ancient tradition meets modern spiritual hunger?

The Dominican Way by Lucette Verboven is not just a book—it’s a window into one of the most intellectually rich and spiritually deep paths in the Catholic Church. Through a series of intimate interviews with contemporary Dominicans, this book explores how an 800-year-old order continues to shape faith, justice, thought, and daily life in a world desperate for meaning.

Here’s a striking insight: Dominicans aren’t monks tucked away in silence—they’re preachers, teachers, artists, and activists deeply embedded in today’s society. That balance between contemplation and action? It’s the beating heart of the Dominican way.

Lucette Verboven doesn’t preach. She listens. And through her conversations with friars, nuns, and lay Dominicans across the world, you’ll encounter a faith that questions boldly, seeks truth relentlessly, and embraces the world without losing sight of eternity. You'll hear firsthand how Dominicans wrestle with big ideas—justice, poverty, beauty, theology—and how they live it all out in practical, grounded ways.

This isn’t a textbook. It’s spiritual storytelling. Accessible. Personal. Thought-provoking.

Whether you're Catholic, curious, or just hungry for a deeper way to live and think, this book invites you into a journey of wisdom and wonder.

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Looking for answers that don’t feel like slogans? Craving meaning that engages both your heart and your intellect? Pull up a chair. This is the kind of book that stays with you.