‘Statement of Adrian Dominican Sisters on COP25 Madrid Climate Talks’

December 2, 2019, Adrian, Michigan – The General Council of the Adrian Dominican Sisters issued the following statement on COP25 Madrid Climate Talks, taking place December 2-13, 2019.

As the nations of the world gather in Madrid these next two weeks for the 25^th year of climate talks (COP25), we Adrian Dominican Sisters invite you to join with us in prayer and voice, calling for concrete action by world leaders to safeguard our common home from catastrophic climate chaos. The aim of the COP25 climate talks is to concretize commitments and implement the historic Paris Climate Agreement of 2015.

December 3, 2019

Dominican Sisters of Peace Founded Ministries Director Mark Butler Honored

Mark Butler, Director of Founded Ministries for the Dominican Sisters of Peace, was honored with the “Champion of Children Award” by the Ohio Family and Children First Coordinators Association.

Columbus, OH – Dominican Sisters of Peace Director of Founded Ministries Mark Butler was honored by The Ohio Family and Children First Coordinators Association (OFCFCA) at a banquet on October 21. Mark was awarded the “Champion of Children Award” by the OFCFCA for his work to encourage the state of Ohio to establish the Multi-System Youth Fund within the State budget.

The Ohio Departments of Medicaid (ODM) and Job and Family Services (ODJFS) will issue $31 million in new funding in state fiscal year (SFY) 2020 to directly support children, youth and families served by multiple systems.

December 3, 2019

Maryknoll Mission Institute 2020 Programs

See the latest brochure from Maryknoll Mission Institute for their 2020 programs. Please click here for the 2020 brochure. In addition, please click here for information about the program, “JOURNEY TO THE HEART: Falling in Love With Earth,” by Sister Sharon Zayac, OP (Springfield IL) from May 17-22, 2020.

November 19, 2019

Photo of the Week: Dominicans Gather for Dominican Preaching Network North American Colloquium

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November 18, 2019

Dominican Sisters of Peace Receive Grant for Discernment, Vocation Programs

Annie Killian, left, and Sr. June Fitzgerald, Vocations Director for the Dominican Sisters of Peace, knock at the door of the Congregation’s Motherhouse Chapel as Killian is welcomed as a Candidate.

Columbus, OH – The Dominican Sisters of Peace, a locally-based Congregation of vowed religious Sisters that celebrated its Tenth Anniversary in 2019, is grateful and blessed to announce that they have received a $1,400 grant from the Catholic Foundation to support vocation and discernment programs at their recently-opened House of Welcome on the east side of the city.

The House of Welcome, sometimes called a House of Discernment, is a community specifically intended to welcome women who are considering entering the Dominican Sisters of Peace. Women in discernment might visit for a few days to experience community life, and Candidates who have entered the Congregation may live there while in the first step of her formation.