We invite you to join us in renewing new your love for Mary and Jesus in a special way through this novena.  Start today in order to conclude on the vigil of the Nativity of Our Lady, September 8.

Happy feast of our Holy Father St. Dominic! Click the PDF to read our feastday newsletter--Eucharistic Congress, first blessings, Pentecost talent show, and more.

Many friends of our community, or those who find us online, know that as nuns we give ourselves completely to God in a life of prayer. Yet what exactly we are doing in our life of prayer is often less clear! In this post, learn about--and listen to--our Dominican chant.

In honor of the national Eucharistic Congress, we have composed this booklet of Eucharistic Rosary Medita­tions. We hope they inspire you as you join us in praying the Rosary before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.

What role does lectio divina and the Word of God have in Dominican monastic life? Sister Rosaria shares in this fictional Vocation Letter. (Plus, she includes an example she found from her days as a postulant.)

In honor of the conclusion of our country's Eucharistic Revival, we asked the Sisters, "What is your favorite part about living with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament?" Here are some of our reflections.

In addition to renewing our Consecration individually each morning and night, we have a beautiful practice of praying a Consecration renewal together as a community on each feast day of Our Lady. This beautiful prayer expresses our desire, and helps inspire us as we live out our Marian vocation.

Mentioned in St. Louis Marie de Montfort’s True Devotion to the Blessed Virgin, Blessed Agnes of Jesus was taught the devotion of Holy Slavery by Our Lady herself, and became influential in the France of her day.

Happy Easter! Christ is Risen! This Easter greeting focuses on the Paschal Candle, with a photo of the candle one of the Sisters painted for the first time this year.

Join us in our annual Novena to St. Joseph for his feast day, approaching on March 19.

The story of these two Dominican Blesseds of the time of St. Dominic. Bl. Jordan succeeded St. Dominic as Master of the Order and helped Bl. Diana fulfill the vow she had made to become a Dominican nun.

St. Margaret of Hungary was a Dominican nun saint and princess from the 1200’s.