Dominican Call to Justice
Challenged by the gospel, grounded in Catholic social teaching, committed to creating a culture of non-violence, and supportive of the Millennium Development Goals, we Dominican Justice Promoters commit ourselves to address the issues described on these pages.
The 2013–2014 Dominican Call to Justice document describes the most significant issues of justice and peace for North American Dominicans. It is updated annually. Use the links on these pages to learn more. You will also find material about the Dominican presence at the United Nations in New York and the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva.
Justice promoters in each congregation and province advocate on a number of issues in collaboration with lots of other groups through political, economic and civic processes.
Read the United Nations Earth Charter (PDF) for background information. (Read the Earth Charter in Spanish)
Dominicans who participate in the Call to Justice:
Provinces
of Friars
Congregations of Sisters
- Dominican
Sisters of Adrian (Adrian, Michigan)
- Dominican
Sisters of Amityville (Amityville, New York)
- Dominican
Sisters of Blauvelt (Blauvelt, New York)
- Dominican
Sisters of Caldwell (Caldwell, New Jersey)
- Dominican
Sisters of Grand Rapids (Grand Rapids, Michigan)
- Dominican
Sisters of Hope (Ossining, New York)
- Dominican
Sisters of Houston (Houston, Texas)
- Maryknoll
Sisters (Maryknoll, New York)
- Dominican
Sisters of Mission San Jose (Mission San Jose, California)
- Dominican Sisters of Peace (Columbus, Ohio)
- Dominican
Sisters of Racine (Racine, Wisconsin)
- Dominican Sisters of the Roman Congregation (Lewiston, Maine)
- Dominican
Sisters of San Rafael (San Raphael, California)
- Dominican
Sisters of Sinsinawa (Sinsinawa, Wisconsin)
- Dominican
Sisters of Sparkill (Sparkill, New York)
- Dominican
Sisters of Springfield (Springfield, Illinois)
- Dominican
Sisters of St. Catherine de' Ricci (Upper Darby, Pennsylvania)
- Dominican
Sisters of Tacoma (Tacoma, Washington)
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