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Bethany House of Hospitality celebrates 7th anniversary

By Website Administrator | October 21, 2024

A celebration of Bethany House of Hospitality was observed recently in Oak Brook. Nearly 200 people joined the festivities to observe the 7th anniversary of Bethany House.  Bethany House executive director Sister Kathlyn Mulcahy said she is proud of the number of women they have helped in their journey.   “I believe after seven years, Bethany House has been home to 122 women with 47 children from 29 different countries of origin. It is a tremendous privilege to accompany […]

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Monthly donations helps keep focus on values

By Website Administrator | October 18, 2024

By Sister Kathleen Anne Tait, OP Susan Hickman didn’t realize that a working relationship with one Springfield Dominican would open her life to a long and meaningful relationship with the Springfield Dominican community. However, as Susan and her friend, Catherine Leyser, enjoyed the spiritual exchange and friendship in a prayer group with Sister Barbara Blesse, Susan began to realize her interactions with Sister Barbara felt like home to her. Susan and Catherine were first hooked into our Dominican […]

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Sister John Vianney Rudolph, OP

By Website Administrator | October 17, 2024

Sister John Vianney’s Service Visitation: 4:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 21, at Sacred Heart Convent Chapel, 1237 W. Monroe St., Springfield, IL 62704. Visitation will begin with a prayer service. Funeral Mass: 6:30 p.m. on Monday, at Sacred Heart Convent Chapel. Burial: 10:00 a.m. Tues., Oct. 22, Roselawn Memorial Park. Livestream Visitation prayer service and Mass of Christian Burial will livestream from springfieldop.org/live-stream Burial services livestreamed at facebook.com/springfieldop Springfield Dominican Sister John Vianney Rudolph died […]

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“The joy of our hope”

By Website Administrator | October 17, 2024

By Sister Sharon Zayac, OP “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair.”            ~ Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities Dickens could be speaking about today. And it is surely easy these days to get stuck talking about the worst of times, isn’t it? We […]

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Reflections on cross-cultural ministry

By Website Administrator | October 15, 2024

A sister and an associate talk about their ministry in cross-cultural settings By Carolyn White Indigenous Americans Sister Barbara Bogenschutz recently returned to Fort Belknap Reservation, Mont., where she first began her ministry among Native Americans in 1999. Since then, she also served as a pastoral leader among the Anishinaabe at Red Cliff, Wisc., and among the Lakota in Oglala, S.D., on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Sister Barbara says she has grown to appreciate the perspective she’s gained […]

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50th anniversary observed at Mississippi Heart & Vascular Institute

By Website Administrator | October 7, 2024

Our sisters recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Mississippi Heart and Vascular Institute at St. Dominic’s, Jackson, Mississippi. As early as 1965 St. Dominic Hospital established a Coronary Care Unit which later would become the Mississippi Heart Institute. Thanks to the help of Sisters, Josephine Therese Uhll, John Vianney Rudolph, Dorothea Sondgeroth and M. Trinita Eddington who were instrumental in creating a long-standing commitment to cardiovascular excellence in Mississippi. Sister M. Trinita Eddington in the new Coronary […]

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Certified in Permaculture Design

By Website Administrator | October 3, 2024

Sisters Kristin Crawford and Sharon Zayac received their certification in permaculture design through Midwest Permaculture, located in Stelle, Ill. They completed a 72-hour online course, which included project work. The project is a permaculture design for an area at Jubilee Farm where they are creating a “permagarden.”

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Tutors, students sought for new Dominican Literacy Center

By Website Administrator | September 24, 2024

Individualized classes offered for women at any learning level Tutor training November 14 and 18 Springfield, Ill.-Women who want to learn English have a new opportunity to do so through a program offered by the Dominican Sisters of Springfield.  “Our first cohort of learners is already in place,” said Sister Katherine O’Connor, OP. “Now we are ready to welcome a new group of volunteer tutors and students to start the next learning session in January 2025.”  There are […]

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