With deep gratitude for a blessed Chapter experience, the Dominican Sisters ~ Grand Rapids announce our incoming Leadership Team.

Sandra Delgado, OP will serve as the new Prioress of the Congregation. Joan Williams, OP becomes the new Vicaress, Maureen Geary, OP and Megan McElroy, OP will both serve as Councilors.
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On Friday, March 2, the Racine Dominicans concluded their Chapter process by electing a new executive committee to lead the congregation for the next four years. The new executives, who will take office on July 1, include Maryann McMahon, OP, president; Kathy Slesar, OP, and Lisa Kane, OP, who will serve as vice presidents.

Columbus, OH – The Dominican Sisters of Peace sponsor primary and secondary schools in Ohio, New York, Louisiana, and Tennessee. It is our goal at each of these schools to provide not just an outstanding education, but a solid grounding in our Catholic faith and in the four pillars of our Dominican life: prayer, study, community, and service.

Following the tragic shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, our Congregation responded to support the efforts of student activists by encouraging our own schools to honor the lives lost and to encourage Congress to enact laws to ensure gun safety. The Social Justice team created a guide to help schools plan and publicize events at each location. The Congregation also shared this guide with other Dominican congregations across the country.
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March 14, 2018, Adrian, Michigan – Adrian Dominican Sisters at the Motherhouse campus in Adrian and throughout the United States reached out to their local communities during National Catholic Sisters Week (NCSW), March 8-14, to share their lives and ministries, giving people a glimpse of what their vocation means to them.
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