Adrian Dominican Sisters

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Are you experiencing a strange nagging feeling that won’t go away? A restlessness? A yearning to be closer to God? These are often the signs of a call.
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Ways to Give

We count on your support to help us carry out our mission in the world – and to help care for our elderly and infirm Sisters. There are many ways you can help.
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Take Action

Take part in our social justice ministry by joining us in taking action on immigration, ecological, economic, human rights, or other critical issues.
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Pray with Us

Join our livestream for various feast days and services. Engage with our Sisters' reflections, learn more about Dominican spirituality, or submit a prayer request.
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What's Happening

First-Year Regina Dominican High School Students Make a Retreat at the Adrian Dominican Motherhouse

November 12, 2026, Adrian, Michigan – As part of a new tradition, first-year students from Regina Dominican High School in Wilmette, Illinois, began their school year with a retreat at the Adrian Dominican Sisters Motherhouse. The retreat, focused on ...

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Indigenous Peoples’ Day Teach-In Focuses On Creation and Flood Story of Ojibway

November 12, 2026, Adrian, Michigan – Adrian Dominican Sisters at the Dominican Life Center marked Indigenous Peoples’ Day by learning about the creation and flood stories of the Ojibway/Anishinabe peoples – stories remarkably similar in many ways to the ...

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Workshop Explores AI, Human Dignity and ‘The Least of These’

November 6, 2026, Adrian, Michigan – Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a controversial topic for many reasons. In an upcoming workshop, Kim Daniels explores the intersection of AI and Catholic social teaching, focusing on how the moral vocabulary of ...

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Documentary and Discussion to Focus on Frequent Murders of Native American Women

October 29, 2026, Adrian, Michigan – All are invited to the viewing and discussion of a documentary, Silent No More, at 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, November 18, 2026, at the Adrian Dominican Sisters Motherhouse. The 52-minute film was created by White ...

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Rosarian Academy Missions New Head of School

October 27, 2026, West Palm Beach, Florida – The community of Rosarian Academy recently missioned its new Head of School, Dr. Sharon Lencheski, affirming her sacred responsibility of carrying on the school’s 100-year-old mission. The missioning took place during Mass, ...

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Six Women Formally Commit to Dominican Charism

November 2, 2026, Adrian, Michigan – Six women made a formal commitment to live out the Dominican Charism during a Commitment Ceremony held on the evening of October 10, 2026, in Holy Rosary Chapel at the Adrian Dominican Sisters ...

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Sister Nancy Murray, OP, Raps with Youth

By Sister Cheryl Liske, OP October 28, 2026, Detroit – Since 2000, Adrian Dominican Sister Nancy Murray, OP, has traveled all over America and around the world performing for schools, parishes and Catholic organizations, and bringing to life various inspiring ...

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About 50 People Discern their Call to the Dominican Life Collaborative

October 22, 2026, Adrian, Michigan – About 50 people – Associates, Sisters, and candidates for Dominican Life – spent the weekend of October 9-11, 2026, discerning their call to join the Dominical Life Collaborative (DLC), a new organization, authentic ...

Quick Links

History and Archive Center
Discover the Congregation's origins, what draws women to religious life, our ministries in the U.S. and abroad, the evolution of our community, and more. See brochure for hours; contact us at 517-266-3583 or [email protected].

Weber Retreat and Conference Center
Make a retreat, join us for some great programs, or consider using the warm, hospitable and technologically-equipped facilities for your own meetings and conferences

Make Peace: A Deeper Look
Part of the Adrian Dominican Sisters Vision Statement is "make peace.” Join us as we explore peace and what it means to make peace.