
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 | 39 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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Why do the Dominican Sisters wear what they wear, and where did it come from? Sr. Maria Reginald, O.P. sits down with Sr. Miriam, O.P. to tell the story behind the habit, starting with her own patron, Blessed Reginald, who received the scapular from ... more
What's it like to carry the name of one of the greatest saints in Church history? Sr. Thomas Aquinas, O.P. sits down with Sr. Miriam, O.P. to share her vocation story and the friendship that shaped it. It began with a children's book she read in thir... more
What does it take to go from knowing a lot about God to actually knowing Him? Sr. Mary Andre, O.P. sits down with Sr. Miriam, O.P. to share her story, and it starts with a question that wouldn't leave her alone. An Ann Arbor native and lifelong lover... more
"Who is like God?" It's not a boast but a question, and it's the very meaning of St. Michael's name. Sr. Mary Michael, O.P. sits down with Sr. Miriam, O.P. to talk about her patron, the great Archangel, and the hidden world of the angels who are alwa... more
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Sr Miriam’s role of host seems to fit perfectly. She exudes peaceful joy and love and this podcast gives such a beautiful insight into the way they live religious life and how they respond to God’s love. Hearing the background and journey of each sister is a highlight. How they get so much out of a dedicated 15 minutes of spiritual reading is a wonder and has made me question whether they experience time differently to me!
Such a wonderful podcast. Great conversations showing the joy of our Catholic faith. Thanks so much Sisters
Pure joy and love just pours out of every word. I used to be addicted to listening to the news and filling my head full of the anxieties and nonsense of worldly things. Over the past year I completed the Bible in a Year with Fr. Mike Schmitz and it has changed my life. I still enjoy podcasts and books, but I am making a conscious effort to consume what is good and true and joyful. This podcast fits the bill! I enjoy it so much. Thank you Sr. Miriam and all the Dominican Sisters!!
This show has brought me so much joy. I cannot wait for episodes to come out because their teachings become a source of meditation and learning. Thank you, Sister Miriam. Please keep bringing us God’s light through your guests.
A very informative listen. I’ve learned so much regarding the life of Sisters and their role in the church. This is a very calming listen. The Sisters are smart, funny, and down to earth. I always look forward to the next episode.
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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:
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