17 de septiembre – Día de la Constitución
As we mark the 250th anniversary of the United States we offer these reflections as part of a broader 250th Anniversary initiative—inviting reflection on key national moments through the lens of Dominican values, especially Veritas, Truth rooted in lived experience, and asking what that calls us to today.
Encuentro: Tres naciones, una Iglesia, un pueblo caminando en comunión
The delegated bishops of the Episcopal Conferences of Mexico, the United States, and Canada recently gathered in Cuernavaca, Morelos, for a fraternal meeting focused on prayer, dialogue, and strengthening collaboration across the Church in North America.
Vozes Silenciosas, Verdades Importantes: Levantando las Voce de la Lucha
The North American Dominican Promoters of Justice, Peace and Care of Creation invite us to listen more deeply to the voices and lived experiences of those too often unheard. “Silent Voices, Big Truths” is a series of reflections exploring moments of struggle in our U.S. society and Church through the lens of Dominican values, especially Veritas—truth rooted in lived experience.
NADJPCC: Labor Day Reflection
We Hold These Truths to be Self-Evident… As we mark the 250th anniversary of the United States we offer these reflections as part of a broader 250th Anniversary initiative—inviting reflection on key national moments through the lens of Dominican values, especially Veritas, Truth rooted in lived experience, and asking what that calls us to today.
Reunión Anual de NADJPIC: “Encarnamos la predicación con nuestras propias vidas”
“We incarnate preaching by our very lives. This is our mission; this is our being.” This theme framed the North American Dominican Promoters for Justice, Peace, and the Integrity of Creation Annual Meeting, held June 29–July 2 in Adrian, Michigan. Surrounded by thoughtful prayer, song, reflection—and, of course, social hours—we were invited to slow down, listen deeply, and discern what is ours to do in this moment.
Collaborative Mission Experience in Springfield, IL
Hosted by the Dominican Sisters of Springfield, this experience was a collaboration among four Dominican communities—Adrian, Peace, Sinsinawa, and Springfield—welcoming women from across the United States into the beauty of religious life and the Dominican way. Through prayer, study, service, and community, participants glimpsed what happens when ordinary lives are opened to God’s extraordinary call.
Hermanas Dominicas de Springfield anuncian la venta de Jubilee Farm
Tras casi 27 años de ministerio pionero y labor comunitaria en Jubilee Farm, el centro de ecología y espiritualidad de 164 acres en el lado oeste de Springfield, las Hermanas Dominicas anunciaron la venta de la tierra a nuevos administradores.
La Congregación Dominicana de Adrian Honra a 26 Compañeros por 370 Años de Servicio
La Congregación Dominicana de Adrián celebró los años de servicio histórico de 26 colaboradores, cuyos años de servicio combinados sumaron 370. La celebración y pícnic de los Premios al Servicio 2026 tuvo lugar en la Casa Madre de las Hermanas Dominicas de Adrián el 12 de junio de 2026.
Al comenzar la Copa Mundial, las voces dominicanas exigen hospitalidad, justicia y dignidad humana
A medida que comienzan los primeros partidos de la Copa Mundial de la FIFA 2026, las voces dominicanas ayudan a enmarcar este evento global a través de la lente de la fe, la justicia y la dignidad de cada ser humano.
Hermanas Dominicanas Participan en el Programa “Caminando con Migrantes”
Un viaje reciente a las ciudades fronterizas de Nogales, México y Nogales, Arizona, brindó a tres Hermanas Dominicanas de la Paz nuevas perspectivas sobre la justicia y la verdad con respecto a la difícil situación de los migrantes. Las hermanas Gregoria Bueno-Rodríguez, Annie Killian y Terri Schell participaron en el programa Catholic Sisters Walking with Migrants, patrocinado por la Iniciativa Fronteriza Kino.