Dominican Sisters of Houston

Dominican Sisters of Houston The sisters' active ministries include teaching and school administration, prayer, campus ministry, parish ministry and others.

The Dominican Sisters of Houston is a Catholic community of women whose mission is "to publicly commit ourselves to study and address the crucial justice issues of our times."

On this World Day Against Trafficking in Human Persons, let us take a moment to pray for all the victims of human traffi...
07/30/2026

On this World Day Against Trafficking in Human Persons, let us take a moment to pray for all the victims of human trafficking.

Loving Father,

We seek your divine protection for all who are exploited and enslaved.

For those forced into labor, trafficked into sexual slavery, and denied freedom.

We beseech you to release them from their chains.

Grant them protection, safety, and empowerment.

Restore their dignity and provide them a new beginning.

Show us how we might end exploitation by addressing its causes.

Help us reach out in support of victims and survivors of human trafficking.

Make us instruments of your spirit for their liberation.

For this we pray through our Lord Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, forever and ever. Amen (USCCB)

For more information or to get involved, check out the Blue Heart Campaign's website, a movement aimed at raising awareness of human trafficking and its impact on people and society: https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/blueheart/

07/24/2026
07/20/2026

We were honored to host 22 Dominican Sisters from seven Dominican Sisters Conference congregations at our Motherhouse in St. Catharine, Kentucky for a week of prayer, reflection, and community.

Throughout the gathering, the sisters shared meaningful conversations, prayed together, reflected on The Universe Story and Models of Living Community with Sr. Pat Connick, OP, and enjoyed time building relationships through meals, recreation, and fellowship.

At the heart of the week were "Conversations in the Spirit"—moments of deep listening, honest sharing, and mutual encouragement as the sisters reflected on the future of Dominican life and their call to serve the needs of our world.

It was a joy to welcome these women to our Motherhouse, and we are grateful for the opportunity to offer hospitality during this grace-filled time. Thank you to Sr. Pat Connick, OP, for sharing her wisdom and guiding the retreat.

Happy 250th anniversary of independence! Today, we remember the women and men who came before us and strove to create a ...
07/04/2026

Happy 250th anniversary of independence!

Today, we remember the women and men who came before us and strove to create a nation where all are free. Let us pray for our country, especially for those most vulnerable among us.

Happy Feast of the Sacred Heart! ❤️‍🔥Image by Sister Mary Peter Tremonte, OP (C) 1982
06/12/2026

Happy Feast of the Sacred Heart! ❤️‍🔥

Image by Sister Mary Peter Tremonte, OP (C) 1982

04/08/2026

Please Pray for Peace, especially the de-escalation of aggression in Iran, this Saturday, April 11

The Dominican Sisters of Houston are seeking the right person to plan and help direct the liturgical prayer life of the ...
02/24/2026

The Dominican Sisters of Houston are seeking the right person to plan and help direct the liturgical prayer life of the community.

If you or someone you know is interested, go to our website..

The Dominican Sisters of Houston are accepting applications for a Liturgical Coordinator. In this role you will be responsible for: Planning, coordinating, implementing, and evaluating the liturgical prayer life of the Dominican Sisters of Houston in collaboration with the Liturgical Advisory Group....

See our post for a Director of Liturgy
02/23/2026

See our post for a Director of Liturgy

The Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston seeks an experienced Executive Administrative Assistant to the Office of the Archbishop. This position provides confidential, executive-level support to the Archbishop, including managing a high-priority calendar, coordinating meetings and travel abroad, drafting correspondence, maintaining records, and serving as a professional liaison. Candidates must be a practicing Catholic who embodies the mission of the Catholic Church. Full details and application information are available online at archgh.org/employment

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