History of the Congregation

Amid the Alien Corn
by Sister Mary Philip Ryan, OP
Volume I, the early years, 1879-1924
$15.00 plus tax/shipping

Seeds Scattered and Grown
by Sister Nadine Foley, OP
Volume II, 1924-1933
$15.00 plus tax/shipping

To Fields Near and Far
by Sister Nadine Foley, OP
Volume III, 1933-1961
$15.00 plus tax/shipping

Seeds of Change
by Sister Mary Louise Putrow, OP
Volume IV, 1962-1986
$15.00 plus tax/shipping
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A Living Journey
A Living Journey was produced for the Congregation’s 125th anniversary in May 2009. The 28-minute historical documentary combines text, poetry, historical photos, and music (composed and performed by the Adrian Dominican Sisters) to present a moving history of the Congregation. Copies of the DVD are available through Weber Center Shop, 517-266-4035 or .
Other Publications

Horizon 2030: Climate Change (PDF)
A guide to understanding climate change at this crucial time in history, including steps we can take to reduce our carbon footprint. Written by Elise García, OP, and published in 2017.

Immigration: An Initiative for our Times (PDF)
A 52-page booklet, produced by the Adrian Dominican Justice Promoters, designed to walk people through a theological reflection on the issue of immigration in our times. Published in 2012.