The Dominican Sisters of Sparkill live their mission as joyful women of prayer and compassion who proclaim the Reign of God through ministry for justice and reverence for all creation.

Reflections – Contemplatio

Feast of Fra Angelico

Today we take time to honor one of our Dominican brothers who became an outstanding artist of his time; namely, Fra Angelico who was born Guido di Pietro in 1395 during the early stages of the Renaissance. There was excitement in the atmosphere as men and women entered the era when the arts were considered […]

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Lenten Evening Prayer, 2025

You are Cordially Invited Join us for a serene and spiritually enriching experience at Lenten Vespers.  We warmly welcome you...
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Rosary for Peace, February 2025

Click Here for Zoom Click Here for YouTube The Dominican Sisters extend a warm invitation to all, whether regular participants...
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Answering the Call: Sparkill Dominican Sisters’ Vocation Stories

On February 10, several of our Sisters, along with a Brother, Priest, and Deacon, had the privilege of sharing their...
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Pilgrims and Preachers of Hope: A Call to Action

"Pope Francis has invited us to be Pilgrims of Hope during this Jubilee year. I suggest that we, as Dominicans,...

What We Care About

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A Journey to Freedom

Afghan refugees, gathered in San Antonio, have come here with little more than the shirts on their backs. Most have...
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Your Prayers Heard and Answered…

The call came in a letter from LCWR (The Leadership Conference of Women Religious) looking for more volunteers to help...
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Widening the Pegs of My Tent

My experience of volunteering with Catholic Charities of San Antonio was truly one of "widening the pegs of my tent."...

Living Our Mission

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We are part of a worldwide Dominican Family established by Saint Dominic in the 13th Century.

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We recognize the connection between the cry of the poor and the cry of the planet. We work to make a difference by promoting gospel justice, defending human rights, and protecting and caring for the planet.

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There but for the grace of God…

Social Justice Ministry has been active in my home Archdiocese of St. Louis for my entire life. As I look...
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