SISTER ANNE HALPIN HONORED WITH GIVING THE LIGHT OF HOPE AWARD
Recently, our own Sister Anne Halpin received the Giving the Light of Hope Award from Home Again St. Johns for her “unwavering Read more
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THE FLAME, FALL 2020 EDITION, NOW AVAILABLE
In this issue: Celebrating the Transition of Leadership, Dr. Uchenna Okereke Fulfills Her Dream, 2020 Jubilarians, In Memoriam
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CALDWELL DOMINICANS APPROVE CLIMATE AND RACISM STATEMENTS
At the Chapter of Life and Mission held recently by the Sisters of Saint Dominic of Caldwell, delegates affirmed by the larger congregation set direction for the next five years. The delegates also approved Read more
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PROGRAM NOTE: ANTI-RACISM PRESENTATION
Join us for a virtual presentation entitled, “Not Giving Up: Maintaining Our Commitment to Justice in Unjust Times,” where Tim Wise will educate our community on building a movement and building effective coalitions; understanding Read more
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COME AND SEE THE BEAUTY OF RELIGIOUS LIFE
It’s not a Zoom! On October 11, 2020, from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM, join us for the “Come and See the Beauty of Religious Life” event.Single Read more
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CALDWELL DOMINICANS CELEBRATE MASS FOR TRANSITION OF LEADERSHIP
On Saturday, August 22, 2020, the Sisters of Saint Dominic welcomed Joseph W. Cardinal Tobin, C.Ss.R. to witness the promulgation of the Chapter 2020 Direction and installation of Read more
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CALDWELL DOMINICANS ELECT NEW LEADERSHIP TEAM
On Sunday, July 26, 2020, Bishop Elias Lorenzo, OSB, celebrated the Mass of the Holy Spirit prior to the election of our new leadership team. Preaching on Read more -
CALDWELL DOMINICAN SISTERS JOIN PARTNERSHIP WITH MORGAN STANLEY TO LAUNCH CLIMATE SOLUTIONS FUND
On the fifth anniversary of the publication of Laudato Si’, the Dominican Sisters of Caldwell, along with fifteen other US congregations of Dominican Sisters, announced the launching of a strategic investment initiative in Read more
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SISTERS PARTICIPATE IN PROTEST MARCH TO END RACISM
Several Dominican sisters and associates attended a peaceful and powerful march on June 2nd from Grover Cleveland Park in Caldwell to a vigil in George Floyd’s name at Crane Park in West Caldwell. Read more
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FORMER SISTERS STAY CONNECTED (Global Sisters Report)
“They left religious life because it wasn’t their calling, but they didn’t leave being a good Catholic or Christian,” said Sister Pat Stringer. “They didn’t want to live in the community, but they have Read more
