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
Making a Difference: Changed by Encounter, Sent in Hope
James Tissot (Nantes, France, 1836-1902, Chenecey-Buillon, France). The Pilgrims of Emmaus on the Road (Les pèlerins d’Emmaüs en chemin), 1886-1894. (Photo: Brooklyn Museum) As I look at these two readings, I think about “making a difference.” In the first reading, we have the story of the crippled man who asked Peter and John for alms. […]
News & Events
2026 Jubilarians
On May 3, 2026, we gathered in celebration of Foundation Day and honored 32 Dominican Sisters of Sparkill whose jubilees together represent an extraordinary 2,135 years of faithful vowed commitment and service. This year, we recognized one Sister celebrating 80 years, two celebrating 75 years, eleven celebrating 70 years, thirteen celebrating 65 years, four celebrating […]
29th Annual Golf Tournament
The Dominican Sisters will celebrate their 29th annual golf tournament at the Blue Hill Golf Course in Pearl River on Monday, May 18. 2026. It will be a “Hole” Lotta Fun, including the raffle baskets and 50/50 raffle! Click on the link for registration and more information: https://tinyurl.com/44ddtbx4
Dominican Heritage Tour
In celebration of their 150th Anniversary, the Dominican Sisters of Sparkill invite you to join a once-in-a-lifetime Dominican Heritage Tour through the sacred places that shaped our history and spirituality. Journey with us to Palencia, Loyola, Lourdes, Toulouse, Florence, Bologna, Siena, and Rome as we walk in the footsteps of saints, scholars, and preachers whose legacy continues to inspire hope and faith today. We would be honored to have you share in this unforgettable pilgrimage of prayer, history, community, and celebration.
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We are part of a worldwide Dominican Family established by Saint Dominic in the 13th Century.
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.