
Join host Sr. Miriam, O.P. as she sits down with her Sisters to discuss all things Dominican. One thing is obvious when you spend time with the Sisters of Mary – if you put a couple of Dominicans in a room together, you don’t need to worry about finding something to talk about. In the words of St. Thomas Aquinas (whose feast day is today), we enjoy “sharing the fruits of our contemplation with oth... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Sometimes the friendship your heart is aching for is the very thing you've become unable to give. Sr. Mary Ignatius, O.P. sits down with Sr. Miriam, O.P. for a tender, honest conversation about friendship: what we're made for, why it so often feels o... more
What if the very fact that you exist right now is an act of God's love? Sr. Mary Elizabeth, O.P. sits down with Sr. Miriam, O.P. to explore one of the most beautiful and overlooked truths of the faith: causality. A Rochester native with a PhD in elec... more
Two sisters, one family, two vocations. In a first for the podcast, Sr. Miriam, O.P. welcomes not one but two guests: Sr. James Karol, O.P. and Sr. Joseph Lucia, O.P., blood sisters who each found their way to the convent by very different roads. The... more
What happens when the good life isn't the best one? Sr. Maria, O.P. sits down with Sr. Miriam, O.P. to tell a story you won't forget: a Bronx-raised daughter of Portuguese and Brazilian immigrants who set out to make a lot of money, sell a lot of car... more
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Conversations center on Dominican life, faith, and practical spirituality, blending personal vocation stories with teaching on prayer, liturgy, and community life. Episodes span topics from religious vows and contemplative practice to how faith informs daily activities, athletics, scripture, and sacraments. A distinctive angle is the integration of Dominican charism with media and education, including open-access faith resources and faith-formation initiatives, making it approachable for both devout listeners and those curious about religious life. The format is warm, candid, and often includes personal anecdotes, practical tips for prayer, and reflections on how contemplation translates into daily living. This mix makes the show helpful fo... more
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Recent guests on Dominican Sisters Open Mic include:
1. Sister James Karol
2. Sister Joseph Lucia
3. Sister Maria
4. Sister Hyacinth
5. Louis Marie
6. Sister Josefa
7. Sister Rene Noel
8. Sr. Mary Martha, O.P.
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