After many requests for the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist to teach all over the country, this fall, the Sisters are launching the Lumen Ecclesiae Learning Portal with two courses that will extend their teaching to a wider classroom. Now, the Sisters can teach Catholic content inside

St. Catherine of Siena was born March 25th, 1347, when the world stood at the brink of the very pandemic for which the word “quarantine” was invented. In Italian, “quaranta giorni” – forty days – was the allotted time that ships were required to remain offshore before landing. The Bubonic

The Sisters set aside one Sunday each month – Retreat Sunday – on which they observe silence and spend time in adoration of Our Lord, being renewed in the presence of their Divine Spouse, who continually forms each Sister’s heart and inspires her to go forth and bear Him into

We are all living through a time of deep suffering in today’s world. As Catholics, we experience the Cross in a unique way this year as so many are deprived of the sacramental joy of the Triduum Liturgies. However, we are never alone through any of our sufferings. Jesus still walks,