Our Spirituality Center is an important venue of evangelization.  It provides healing hospitality, restores physical energy, renews the spirit to reconnect with self, others and God. 

By their consecration, the Sisters make the presence of Christ more visible tothe guests through their prayer, preaching, teaching and healing.

Constitutions 83-83, Article 3 - Other Ministries

 CATECHETICAL MINISTRY & LAY FORMATION

With the deterioration of the society’s moral fabric, the increasing poverty, and indifference of the people toward the church, the Sisters must respond to the call for renewed evangelization and integral gelizationfaith formation through catechesis. (NPCCR-2001).

The Lay Faithful because they are members of the Church have the vocation and mission to proclaim the Gospel. It is our task to assist in their formation so that they can go forth to renew the temporal order by engaging in secular activities with the spirit of Christ and the values of the Gospel. “Where lay responsibility is absent, the Church is incomplete” (AA, no. 21)

Constitution #s B.86, C.87

OUT-REACH FOR THE POOR / ADVOCACY WORK FOR JUSTICE, PEACE AND INTEGRITY OF CREATION (JPIC)

The option for the poor is inherent in the very structure of love lived in Christ. Hence, the Sisters shall seriously attend to the spiritual and human needs of the poor and even of those who are far from the faith. The Sisters engaged in the social apostolate should be involved in the corporate task of
community building through an active participation and cooperation with the government, civic and religious groups, particularly, in collaboration with the Dominican Family. The Christian mandate “to love our neighbor” extends not only to other human beings but also to every facet of creation. This calls all Sisters to contribute to the healing of a wounded and broken earth through a renewed commitment to radical and prophetic living.

Directory 114 - 117, Article 3 - Other Ministries

Sisters who show signs of special missionary vocation and who have been trained for the work shall be chosen and sent to serve in missions here and abroad. To help Sisters overcome the barriers of personal prejudices, cultural differences,  geographical boundaries, social, economic and religious categories in a spirit of willing participation and self-conversion to facilitate the insertion of the Word in the world today, they shall undergo training and orientation on: a. the religion, language, culture and mentality of the people; b. their cultural patterns, customs and practices; c. their views of the Church and religion; d. their occupation and means of livelihood; e. their standard of moral judgement.

Sisters assigned abroad shall be recalled to the Philippines after their designated years of service for a period of religious renewal. After an assignment of at least one year in any local community, they may be re-assigned abroad Our missionaries should follow the regular life and live the Dominican way of life of prayer, study, common life and service at all times.

Directory 120- 123, Article 3 - Other Ministries, F.Foreign Mission