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Challenge to End Hunger

In honor of Catholic Sisters Week 2021 (March 8-14, 2021), the Dominican Sisters of San Rafael are responding to a collaborative challenge put forth by Region IV of Leadership Conference of Women Religious to join a national effort to address a significant impact COVID-19 has had on families. Learn More.
The sisters hope you will join us in our Dominican pursuits of truth, love, and justice when it comes to the Gather@Grand topic of racism.

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We have a rich history.

Visit us for a tour of our history room. Learn More.
Walk With Us!

Two sisters walk and talk on their way to our Gathering Space where we regularly host educational and spiritual events. Our events calendar has the latest offerings; you are invited to join us in study and prayer. Learn More.
Santa Sabina Retreat Center

Santa Sabina is a retreat and conference center, extending our commitment to the contemplative life. Learn More.

To be a Dominican Sister of San Rafael is to be a member of a vital community of Catholic women who faithfully preach the Gospel with their lives, through prayer, study, and ministry.

Get Involved

We believe in the future of our Church and of a wider religious life. We serve to ignite positive change in the world. We invite you to join us in the pursuit of truth, love, mercy and justice.

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#justiceOPportunity

Our commitment to social justice is lived each day, and we invite others to get involved. Every Thursday our Co-Promoters of Promoters of Justice, Peace, and Care of Creation put forth an action item.

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The Pillars of Dominican Life

Prayer Community Study Service

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2/25/2021

The Spirit is the Breeze that Nourishes Us

“I am the breeze that nourishes all things green.

Online Reflection on Dominican Spirituality: St. Catherine of Siena

Young women ages 22-45 are invited to an online via Zoom (link provided upon registration) Tuesday evenings: March 23 – April 27, 2021, from 7:00–8:15 pm (PST) Catherine of Siena, mystic in the streets, lived during the 14th century, in a time of great unrest in society and in the church.

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Challenge to End Hunger