Sixteen U.S. congregations of Dominican sisters have pooled more than $46 million to establish a new investment funds initiative aimed at financing solutions to address climate change and assist communities worldwide most at risk. The new…
Dominican Sisters International has sent humanitarian aid from the “DSI Solidarity Fund” to Argentina, Brazil, Peru and Venezuela. These countries have been particularly hard hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, especially among those who are already marginalized…
May 20, 2020, Adrian, Michigan – A talk by Adrian Dominican Congregation Prioress Patricia Siemen, OP, in June 2019 is included in a special edition of The Journal of Moral Theology. Sister Patricia offered the concluding keynote address during…
This reflection was produced by Neil Mitchell OP for the Dominican Family of Southern Africa, writing in his personal capacity.The views expressed herein are not necessarily those of the Dominican Family.29 April 2020 – Feast of…
As we begin to slowly make efforts to resume our daily activities, and, hopefully, begin to live in a more focused and intentional way as a result of our common experience of quarantine, we continue to…
The Dominican Sisters of Our Lady of the Rosary and St. Catherine of Siena, Cabra (Ireland), have prepared a video collection of photos of their Sisters and members of the Dominican Family doing what they do best:…
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…