The Dominican Sisters throughout the world join all people of good will in giving thanks for the life and example of our dear brother and pope, Francis. A true man of the people and of the…
It’s hard to look at suffering. It’s a natural inclination to turn our heads, to shut our eyes, to avert our gaze. In doing so, we can hide behind ignorance: if we don’t see it, then…
A proof of our transcendence is the possibility we have of inhabiting the present, but also, through memory, we visit the past, and we also have access to the future through imagination and hope.This interconnection in…
During the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, there will be a space to share achievements and challenges, and to strengthen networking among representatives from Africa, North, Central, and South America, the Amazon, and Asia-Pacific….
Saint Luke had the gift, through the Spirit, to reveal to us and to teach us through the account of Christ’s Passion that Jesus did not shy away from the will of the Father, but went…
by sr. Bernadine Karge, member of Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa and immigration lawyer. What is going on in the USA in terms of immigration? What is going on in the world? Today, we know that there are more…
Traditionally, the liturgy of the fourth Sunday of Lent rings a joyous message – encouraging us as we reach the mid-point of our Lenten journey. Today’s Gospel presents the third parable inviting us to consider the…
The historic town of Caleruega, Spain—the birthplace of St. Dominic—recently hosted a yearly gathering of Younger European Dominican Sisters. Over the course of several days, sisters from across Europe came together in prayer, study, and shared…