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MISSION STATEMENT: We, the Houston Dominican
Sisters, publicly commit ourselves to study and address the crucial justice
issues of our times. We assume the risks
in inherent in preaching and teaching the Gospel. We will work to transform social structures
which oppress the powerless, ministering with them in our common struggle to
remain faithful to the Word of God. (1991)
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Coordinator of Wellbeing and Communal Life
Position Description
POSITION SUMMARY: The Dominican Sisters of Houston
(DSOH) seek a candidate for a new position of Coordinator of Wellbeing and
Communal Life; DSOH is a community of
Catholic women religious who are committed to remaining engaged in furthering
their Dominican mission and living their lives fully to the extent of their
individual abilities and in relationship with each other. [More]
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| NO JUSTICE NO PEACE
BLACK LIVES MATTER
The Dominican Sisters of
Houston continue to strive to be allies and to amplify Black voices; The
following statement from the National Black Sisters’ Conference emphasizes how
little progress has been made in respecting the rights and dignity of Black people
since our enslavement of their ancestors.
21st
Century Lynchings in America: Our Red Record Statement Issued by the National
Black Sisters’ Conference
In 1895 the activist and
Civil Rights icon, Ida B Wells, wrote a research pamphlet called The Red
Record. [More]
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| Sister Lou Anne Hill, OP
April 25, 1929---April 18, 2020
Sister Lou Anne Hill, OP (Madeleine) entered eternal life
on Saturday, April 18, 2020; Sister Lou Anne was born in Greensboro, NC, April
25, 1929, to the late Arthur and Frances Leonard Hill. [More]
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| SISTER PAULA ENDERLE, OP
January 1, 1928-February 21, 2020
Sister Paula Enderle, OP (Freida Clare) entered eternal life on Friday, February 21,
2020; Sister Paula was born in Beaumont, TX, January 1, 1928, to the late Martin and Pauline
Matzke Enderle. [More]
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