Sister Spotlight – Sister Hyunjung Kim, M. M.
For the past 10 years, Sister Hyunjung Kim, M.M., has served the people of East Timor where access to healthcare remains a daily struggle for many families living in remote
mountain villages.
Pleux sur les Sœurs – Sœur Susan Karina Dickey, OP
When Sr. Karina was first visiting the Springfield Dominicans, before she had decided to join them, Sr. Santina DeLuca told her, “It’s a beautiful life for those called to it.” Nearly 30 years later, Sr. Karina knows what she meant. The life she once came to explore has become the life she continues to choose – and, in her words, she continues to feel that she is living God’s call as a Dominican Sister of Springfield.
Sinsinawa Heritage Exhibit Opens at Dominican University Honoring 27 Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters
Twenty-seven Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters who left their mark on Dominican University (DU), River Forest, IL, and the community over the last 125 years are now immortalized in a new heritage exhibit on campus.
Sister Spotlight – Sister Pat Ryan, M. M.
When Sister Pat Ryan M.M. learned about the contaminated water that was harming the people, animals, and vegetation in Puno, Peru, she had to do something.
Article : Sœur en vedette – Sœur Katrina Lamkin
At the end of her sabbatical after much prayer and dialog, Sister Katrina started her ministry at the Aurora Area Interfaith Food Pantry in mid-February and volunteers five days a week.
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Sœur Susan Olson, OP a récemment retrouvé certains de ses anciens étudiants de l'Université du Texas à San Antonio pour une performance émouvante de *Considering Matthew Shepard* de Craig Hella Johnson – un oratorio écrit à propos du meurtre de Shepard en 1998.
Phares de Sœurs – Sœur Nazia Shafi, OP
Aujourd'hui, sœur Nazia sert à Loreto, au Pakistan — le village même où sa vocation a d'abord vu le jour. Entourée une fois de plus par les gens, les champs et la communauté de foi qui ont façonné son enfance, elle voit la main de Dieu tissée à travers chaque chapitre de sa vie.
Passeport-Vedette – Sœur Vincent DuBois, OP
Sœur Vincent DuBois, OP, sera intronisée au Temple de la renommée de l'U.S. Speedskating à titre posthume le 29 mai 2026. À 19 ans, Elizabeth (alias Vincent) a participé aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 1932 à Lake Placid, NY, remportant la première place dans l'épreuve du 1 000 mètres. Sa mère a déclaré : “ Je crois sincèrement que j'étais plus ravie qu'Elizabeth. Elle est discrète et a tendance à sous-estimer ses propres capacités. ».
Sister Spotlight – Sœur Mary Sean Hodges, OP
The Partnership for Re-Entry Program (PREP) is a ministry of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, established on May 12, 2002, by Sister Mary Sean Hodges, Mission San Jose Dominican. The program continues under the leadership of Executive Director Tony Jung Kim, supported by a staff of six and dedicated volunteers.
Sous la loupe de Sœur Joann Blomme
S. Joann Blomme was born in Detroit, Michigan to Odiel and Mildred, the second of five Blomme children. She was an active, athletic child, spending a lot of time outdoors playing basketball and baseball, biking, and roller and ice skating. “Our neighborhood was an extended family where we all knew to run home when the street lights went on!