Neighbors in an abandoned area of Detroit, people evicted from their ancestral lands and living in a "squatters' community" in a desert area of the Dominican Republic, and the homeless population in the State of Washington. People in these situations were able to overcome their desperate circumstances, form community, and improve their lives with the help of individual Adrian Dominican Sisters. Read more
Adrian Dominican Sisters 'On Track' in Efforts to Live More Sustainably
The Adrian Dominican Congregation is "on track" and making "significant progress" in its efforts to live out the 2016 General Chapter Enactment to "sacrifice to mitigate significantly our impact on climate change and ecological degradation." Read more
Young Dominican Preachers Return to School with Enthusiasm for Order of Preachers
When students begin the academic year at Dominican high schools, some will have much to say about the Dominican heritage. More than 100 students representing 19 schools left the 20th Annual Dominican High Schools Preaching Conference in Adrian with a greater understanding of the Order of Preachers - and with specific action plans for expanding their classmates' awareness of the Dominican family and spirituality.Read more
