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Are the Dominican Sisters?
Dominican Sisters in the United States are a diverse,
vibrant and colorful mosaic of the Church. Their mission
to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ is carried out in
countless ways. The Gospel is brought to life through
their teaching, care for the poor, advocacy for justice,
their art, music, care of creation, spiritual enrichment
ministries, housing advocacy, and much more. Collaboration
and building relationships are the hallmarks of their
work.
Prayer, Study, Community and Ministry, the four pillars
of Domincan tradition, find their home among Dominican
sisters in over 30 congregations in the US. Sisters reflecting
a broad spectrum of experience and searching out God's
hopes for the world. They can be found in the halls of
Congress, in rural farmlands, in universities, in prisons
and in neighborhood centers.
Visit the websites of these
congregations and learn more about becoming a Dominican
Sister.
Dominican Sisters of Adrian, MI
Dominican Sisters of Amityville, NY
Dominican Sisters of Blauvelt, NY
Dominican Sisters of Caldwell, NJ
Dominican Sisters of Catherine de' Ricci (PA)
Dominican Sisters of Grand Rapids, MI
Dominican
Sisters of the Immaculate Conception, Justice, IL
Dominican Sisters of Hope ( NY)
Dominican Sisters of Houston, TX
Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose, CA
Dominican Sisters of Oakford, CA
Dominican Sisters of Peace (OH)
Dominican Sisters of Racine, WI
Dominican Sisters of the Roman Congregation (ME)
Dominican Sisters of San Rafael, CA
Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa, WI
Dominican Sisters of Sparkill, NY
Dominican Sisters of Springfield, IL
Dominican Sisters of Tacoma, WA
Maryknoll Sisters of St. Dominic
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