The Dominican Sisters of Sparkill, also known as the Sisters of St. Dominic of Sparkill, are a Roman Catholic religious congregation founded in 1870 in New York. Rooted in the Dominican tradition, their mission focuses on preaching the Gospel through ministries in education, healthcare, social services, and advocacy for peace and justice, particularly on issues affecting the poor and marginalized.
The organization typically supports legislative policies related to social justice, immigration reform, healthcare access, environmental stewardship, education, racial equity, poverty reduction, and human rights consistent with Catholic social teaching.
Primarily funded through member contributions, donations, endowments, and income from sponsored ministries and investments.
Dominican Order; Dominican Sisters Conference; Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR); Catholic social justice advocacy networks
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