Article written by By Sr. Elaine Castro Matheuz published in Vatican News The Dominican Sisters of Charity of the Presentation of the Most Blessed Virgin are like a hopeful embrace for Haitians experiencing extremely difficult conditions….
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…
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…
While [Jesus] was praying his face changed in appearance and his clothing became dazzling white. Lk 9:29 Throughout the Lenten season much is said and done to invite us to change from something to something else. …
Haitian Madonna after Our Lady of Czestochowa Icon by Cheryl Liske, OP – Dominican Sister of Adrian Completed February, 2023 Blessed at St. Suzanne Our Lady Gate of HeavenMarch 19, 2023 According to Wikipedia, the term Black…
The end of the year is upon us and it, so much noise. The sound of jingle bells and catchy familiar songs on speakers, advertisers aiming to get our attention and tell us why their product…
The Sinsinawa Mound Collaborative Farm offers land, education, infrastructure, and mentorship to beginning farmers. Sara Wiegel, General Operations Admin Assistant at the Farm, talks about the beginnings of the Collaborative and how it evolved through the years….
From August 19-25, 45 young Dominican sisters representing the five continental areas of DSIC gathered in the birthplace of St. Dominic – Caleruega, Spain, to reflect on God’s dream for women preachers in today’s world. “Each…