The OPSCC and Sisters of Saint Dominic invite you to read these powerful words and join us in prayer to end racism.

As Catholics, we need to remember and support these women and men with prayer on World Refugee Day.

Hear from Fr. Bryan Massingale, Professor of Theology at Fordham University, as he reflects on how we might achieve racial justice.

We are grateful to Sr. Ceil Lavan who shared her reflections after participating in a peaceful demonstration on May 29th. Her words echo wha

As we continue to navigate these uncertain times, it is essential to highlights milestones, such as the fifth anniversary of Laudato Si'.

To celebrate Earth Day, Sr. Dorothy Maxwell has shared a message from Pope Francis.

The General Assembly of the United Nations first observed World Day of Social Justice in 2007.

Statement by North American Dominican Justice Promoters on the US-Israeli Peace Plan

The National Sanctity of Human Life Day is an important day for our society and culture.

It is critical that the circle of violence be broken, and alternative and peaceful pathways to resolving the conflict be found.

Since it was first recognized as a global observance, International Migrants Day has helped raise awareness about migration.

Throughout the years, many women religious have been fiercely advocating for voting policy changes and solutions.

It is crucial to continue to raise awareness and create action to address these issues.

The present effects of the climate crisis make me feel that we are in a time of darkness...

In 2019, the September Hunger Action Month campaign is going strong and even expanding. Here are three ways to help support this movement.

We too have to reach deep within ourselves to bring forth the grace and strength that are needed to not give in...

We implore all legislative bodies to pass legislation that effectively prevents gun violence.

Since 2003, there have been an estimated 225,000 victims of trafficking worldwide, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs & Crime.

Candles were lit throughout the country on Friday, July 12th, as communities came together to participate in the Lights for Liberty Vigil.

On July 12th, several Blauvelt Dominican Sisters and Associates will gather with activists to participate in Lights for Liberty.