Photo of the Week: Dominican Sisters of Peace Associate Receives Martin de Porres Award

Left to right, back row: Fr. Juan Torres, OP, Director of Development, Southern Dominican Province; Dominican Sisters of Peace Ceal Warner, Pat Thomas, Dominic Savio; Fr. Tom Condon, OP, Provincial, Southern Dominican Province; Dominican Sister of Peace Suzanne Brauer. Left to right, front row: Dr. Cynthia Thomas, OPA; Dominican Sisters of Peace Therese Leckert, Angeline Magro, Dorothy Trosclair, Joan Arceneaux. (Photos by Michael Maples, Southern Dominican Province, USA)

November 20, 2018

Photo of the Week: National Dominican Associate Directors Met at Dominican Convent in Sparkill

“The National Dominican Associate Directors met at Dominican Convent in Sparkill, October 26-28, 2018. Twenty-seven Associate Directors, Co-directors, and congregational leadership liaisons for Associates spent time to discuss issues and share ideas.” Read more

November 6, 2018

Photo of the Week: ‘International Dominican Commission for Justice and Peace’

“Members of the International Dominican Commission for Justice and Peace gathered from around the world in Rome October 11-15.” Read more

October 23, 2018

Photo of the Week: Dominican Sisters of Amityville ‘Celebrates the Canonization of Oscar Romero’

“On Sunday, Oscar Romero was canonized as a saint. Romero is heralded for advocating against the military violence of the time and shepherding those living in poverty.” Amityville Dominican Sisters Margaret Mayce, OP and Flor de Buruca, OP as well as Associate Elizabeth Keihm attended this important event. Also in attendance, Dominican Sister of Springfield Marcelline Koch, OP.

October 9, 2018

Photo of the Week: ‘The Dominican Sisters of Hope Celebrate the Preservation of 34 Acres in Ossining’

A group of the Dominican Sisters of Hope stand outside on the preserved land

“On Friday, September 28th, 2018, the Dominican Sisters of Hope announced the preservation of 34 acres of the 61-acre property known as Mariandale in the Village of Ossining. Mariandale is owned by the Dominican Sisters of Hope and is situated along a stretch of the historic Hudson River.” Read more