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Sr Bridget OP (Mission Area of Ireland) who is ministering in Haiti at present is seen here with volunteers from six local communities who are training as Pastoral da Criança leaders within their communities. Read More

Our mission in Parana was special in that it was shared with our Irish Dominican brothers, and so there was a happy coincidence in that fr. Martin Hunter was present on 14thOctober with us and the people of the parish. Once again they could see us together preaching the Word.... Read More

Lent is time for fasting and reflection. The AMRI Justice Desk is inviting you to join them for three mornings of reflection this Lent. See details below: AMRI Lenten Reflection Series Poster (002) AMRI Justice Desk Lenten Reflection Booking Form. Read More

Read below article from The Irish Catholic of Thursday 16 February re Dominican Farm and Ecology Centre, Wicklow   Eco Eye – Sr. Colette Kane OP, YOU CAN MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE Read More

Recently a group of our sisters connected with each other in Ireland, Argentina and South Africa to pray and reflect via social media. Miriam, Liz, Colette, Edel, Sabine and Eileen from the Mission Area of Ireland shared on the Sunday Gospel with Noemi, Patricia, Vicky and Susie... Read More

The Love of Christ compels us It is Churches from Germany who came together to prepare the worship materials for is year’s Week of Prayer for Christian Unity (18th – 25th January 2017 – though the ‘Octave’, as we used to call it, is sometimes celebrated later in churches of the... Read More

St. Dominic’s Secondary School will celebrate 60 Years of Dominican Education in Ballyfermot this year.  To celebrate the beginning of this historic year – they will be having a Mass in the Assumption Church, Ballyfermot on Friday 16th September at 12 noon. Read More

A handbook “Making Human Rights Work for People Living in Extreme Poverty” was launched on December 8th.  The aims of the Handbook: To promote understanding of the human rights implications of people living n poverty. To suggest actions that can be taken to ensure... Read More

Sr Maureen MacMahon OP looks back on beginnings of Froebel education in Ireland On Monday morning in September 1943 four of us; Frances Lodge, Ann Fitzgerald, Sr. Dorothea O.P. and myself, (Sr. Grignion, now Sr. Maureen O.P.) sat down in a small uncomfortable room in Sion Hill to... Read More

The annual Alzheimer Tea Morning was on Thursday May 7 in Westfield Rd.  All convents in Ireland and residents on Westfield Road were invited to attend. As part of the event china tea cups and saucers were arranged on the table and Siobháin Kennedy was busy with the making of... Read More