Spreading the contagion of hope…
Over the past several days, we have heard of a number of our Sisters and Brothers and Laity who have passed away from COVID-19, and of others who are critically ill. The Dominican Family is clearly in…
Over the past several days, we have heard of a number of our Sisters and Brothers and Laity who have passed away from COVID-19, and of others who are critically ill. The Dominican Family is clearly in…
Asia-Pacific Dominican Family Training Program on the Salamanca Process and the Un Sustainable Development Goals: Emerging Challenges from the Regional Training Workshop Amidst uncertainty about whether to continue to hold it or not due to the…
Letter of Sr. Margaret Mayce, O.P. “I do not understand the mystery of grace – only that it meets us where we are and does not leave us where it finds us.” Dear Sisters, Like myself,…
The history of our congregation in Pakistan began in 1934. Pakistan gained its independence in 1947 and became « The Islamic Republic of Pakistan ». Thus, our sisters arrived on these lands long before this important political…
At their meeting this past November, the Secretariat of Dominican Sisters of Spain and Portugal (SEDEP) met to elect its new team: Sr. Cristina Antolín, O.P. (Congregacion de Santo Domingo) as President; Sr. Natalia Abata Minda…
“…here below, near the roots is where we lose not a single memory, there are those who rise and those who struggle and so many together can achieve what was impossible that the world would know…
The Dominican Family in Southern Africa met in Johannesburg on the last Friday of January 2020. Participants included the leaders of all 6 Dominican Congregations: Cabra, King, Zimbabwe (Sacred Heart), Oakford, Newcastle and Montebello, and the…