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Columbus, OH – The second Sunday of Easter was the perfect day for the Perpetual Profession of Sr. Beáta Tiboldi, OP, 40, as a Dominican Sister of Peace. Her profession was made in a celebratory Mass in the chapel at the Congregation’s Motherhouse in Columbus, OH.
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The Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa have released a public statement in response to the recent burnings of African-American churches in LA and the Highlander Center in TN. Please click here to read the statement on the Dominican Sisters Conference website.
The global Dominican Preaching Network invites Dominicans from the United States and Canada to a three-day colloquium on our Dominican evangelical charism. Anthony Gittens CSSp from CTU will speak on Evangelization in the Mission of Jesus and in Our Mission as Church, and Dr. Ann Garrido from Aquinas Institute of theology will facilitate. Dominican preachers of all ages, promoters of Dominican mission, and provincial/congregational leaders are welcome to this intergenerational conversation. See more information by clicking on the image below and at www.ai.edu/dpn.
Columbus, OH – The tables in the big room were full. The attendees – a mix of genders, ages and cultures, sipped coffee and talked about schedules and fundraising. It could have been one of a hundred commercial training sessions, but this gathering was unique – it was the first meeting of the adult education, ecology, retreats and outreach ministries of the Dominican Sisters of Peace. In all, 14 ministries from five states were represented at the March 19, 2019, meeting in Columbus, OH.
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Akron, OH – Imagine finding your name in the New York Times! That’s exactly what happened to two Dominican Sisters of Peace, retired from years of teaching at Our Lady of the Elms in Akron, OH.
Sister Irene Eckerman, now living at the Dominican Sisters of Peace Motherhouse in Akron and Sister Betty Baltrinic, who resides at the Regina Health Center, taught first and second grade at Our Lady of the Elms for decades. Not only were they teachers, according to Yeshiva College Writing Program Director and a Fulbright scholar Liesl Schwabe, of Kolkata, India, they were also living, breathing models of equality, self-sufficiency and cooperation.
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