Our Congregation, the Dominican Sisters of Saint Rose of Lima, takes its name from two great saints: St. Dominic and St. Rose of Lima. From the very beginning of our religious life, we have been deeply…
In Zambia, water and sanitation are daily matters of survival and dignity. In many urban areas we see progress, but in rural places the struggle is still very real. In the communities where we minister to…
“The Blessed Virgin Mary, by the fact that she is the Mother of God, has a certain infinite dignity from the infinite good which is God.” —Saint Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae I, q. 25, a. 6….
We unite with our Dominican Friars, Sisters, Laity, youth and the people of Latin America who are facing the consequences of the recent earthquakes. On 10 August 2026, a powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Panama, Ecuador and…
SAN RAFAEL, CA — For 175 years, the Dominican Sisters of San Rafael have brought the Gospel to bear on the critical issues of their time in California and the western United States. To sustain that…
I have always felt that St. Dominic was a quiet man. He never sought out notoriety; rather, he kept careful counsel with himself – knowing that his complete attention needed to be focused on the God-within….
The High Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development 2026 was the highlight of activities at the United Nations Headquarters in New York during July. The top priority of the Forum was the annual review of global…
Sandra Winton OP is the former prioress of the New Zealand Dominican Sisters. This group now consists of 19 members through New Zealand. After several years of preparation, in 2025 they petitioned DICLSAL for a commissary. …