Sr. Mary-Comfort Onyinyechukwu Okoro, OPCongregation of the Dominican Sisters of St. Catherine of Siena,Gusau, Nigeria. The COVID-19 has had a lot of both positive and negative impacts on my life as follows: A. Family: Within this…
Sr Juliana Ekwoanya, OPDominican Sisters of St. Catherine of Siena, Gusau, Nigeria. The impact of COVID-19 on me is overwhelming. At first, it raised so much fear especially when the first case was reported in Nigeria….
LUSAKA, ZAMBIA — As the world continues to grapple with the surge in numbers of confirmed cases of COVID-19, religious sisters in Africa have moved in to support their governments’ efforts to combat the pandemic in…
Sr. Veronica Madziva, OPDominican Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Zimbabwe I was in quarantine in March for fourteen days when I came back from Washington DC and in August for another fourteen days soon…
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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…
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…
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…