Called to be signs of Joy and Hope
Join us for our Spring Designer Handbag Bingo fundraiser on Saturday, April 11, 2026, from 11 AM - 3 PM. Designer Handbags up for grabs, food trucks, basket raffles, 50/50, and more!
Catholic Sisters Week 2026 is from March 8-14th. The theme of "Like A Catholic Sister: Stories of Hope and Heart" lifts up the wisdom, witness, and faith of women religious.
The Dominican Sisters, Associates, and Young Adults of Amityville, New York, publicly commit to respond to Pope Francis’ invitation to participate in a seven-year journey toward sustainability and integral ecology by developing a plan and concrete actions in union with the seven goals of the Laudato Sí Action Platform.
The Four Pillars of Dominican Life
As members of the Worldwide Order of Preachers and as daughters of St. Dominic, the Sisters live among God’s people sharing Joy and Hope, striving to live in a way that calls others to know, love, and follow our brother Jesus.
Who Are We?
Women and men, single and married who live out their baptismal call to follow Jesus Christ in the spirit of St. Dominic and St. Catherine of Siena. Associates journey with the Sisters and share in the "Holy Preaching" as bonded members of the congregation.
Young Adults range in age from 18-35. They can be either single or married. Captured by the spirit of St. Dominic to "preach with their lives", these partners in Dominican life have embraced the Dominican charism and wish to live out the four pillars of prayer, study, community, and mission in their lives.
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Find Out More about Joining our Dominican Community
An initiative of the Amityville Dominican Sisters invites lay and/or religious individuals and groups to connect with us through our existing ministries to explore Spirituality, Ecology, Social Justice, and Community Building. Through events and experiences, participants make new friends, forge new ministries, and create partnerships in order to advance justice and truth for all.
Lenten Challenge
"I would like to invite you to a very practical and frequently unappreciated form of abstinence: that of refraining from words that offend and hurt our neighbor. Let us begin by disarming our language, avoiding harsh words and rash judgment, refraining from slander and speaking ill of those who are not present and cannot defend themselves.
Pope Leo XIV
DOMINICAN STORIES
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