Dominican sisters

The Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia Congregation trace their origins as a religious community to their foundation in 1860. Sometimes referred to as the “Nashville Dominicans”, the sisters have as their specific end the Christian education of youth and other educational or charitable work undertaken by the congregation for the salvation of souls.

"Unless you become as little children ..." Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist. Pinned from Facebook.

"God Loves us as if there is only one of us!" St. Augustine

Kristen Lopez ’05 — known today as Sister Sophia, O.P. — was the first Providence College graduate to join the thriving Dominican Sisters of Saint Cecilia in Nashville, Tenn.

Dominican postulants of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist

The Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia Congregation trace their origins as a religious community to their foundation in 1860. Sometimes referred to as the “Nashville Dominicans”, the sisters have as their specific end the Christian education of youth and other educational or charitable work undertaken by the congregation for the salvation of souls.

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