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Dominican Sisters of Houston
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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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Thank you for considering a gift to the Dominican Sisters of Houston! A gift to our Partners in Mission Annual Fund Campaign supports our active ministries in teaching and school administration, social work, justice advocacy, and campus and parish ministry. Annual Fund gifts also help care for our retired sisters who have lived their lives in service to others. Gifts to our Guatemalan mission school help make certain that our impoverished students receive a good Catholic education. We are so grateful to our wonderful donors who give annually. Every gift makes a difference and ensures the success of our mission. Thank you for supporting the Dominican Sisters of Houston. May God bless you, heal you and fill you with light.
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| POSITION AVAILABLE
Administrative Assistant
The Dominican Sisters of Houston are looking for a practicing Catholic who reflects in his/her life a genuine and sincere belief in the mission of the institution to fill the position of Administrative Assistant. [More]
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| Dominican Month for Peace
Third Sunday of Advent
Gaudete Sunday (3rd Sunday of Advent) - Gaudete is the name derived from the “entrance antiphon” of today’s Mass: “Rejoice in the Lord always, again I say rejoice… for indeed the Lord is near.” Gaudete, or Joy - is the central message of our readings and prayers today. [More]
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| Dominican Month for Peace
First Sunday of Advent
Dominican Month of Peace
December l, 2018
You might
remember that last year, the Master General of the Dominican Order proposed
that every December, all over the world, wherever there were Dominican men or women,
be a Dominican Month for Peace, in order to promote a global solidarity with
our brothers and sisters ,who are trying to bring hope in situations of
violence and war. [More]
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