be of service wherever you are.
be of service wherever you are.
be of service wherever you are.
to be a servant of God, every place is the right place and every time is the right time.
to be a servant of God, every place is the right place and every time is the right time.
to be a servant of God, every place is the right place
and every time is the right time.
be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire
be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire
be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire
Dominican Volunteers USA
Dominican Volunteers USA searches for new frontiers for the faith by inviting men and women to walk with us in mission as volunteers. Through our program, lay men and women to volunteer for a 10-12 month in mission while living in intentional Dominican community. Together, we respond to the needs of our sisters and brothers, especially those who are poor and marginalized. We live out the Dominican mission of proclaiming the gospel through our ministry, common life, prayer and study within a diverse, intergenerational community.
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Current Volunteers 2017-2018
Bronx, NY. Ministry: Siena House.
Assists homeless mothers and their small children.
Bronx, NY. Ministry: Siena House.
Assists homeless mothers and their small children.
In our most recent blog post, volunteer Kayla Grodzicki gives us a glimpse of her daily life as a DV. Kayla serves as a domestic violence counselor at Sarah’s Inn, a domestic violence shelter in Chicago. This blog post is from her personal blog which ...
Bronx, NY. Ministry: Siena House.
Assists homeless mothers and their small children.
Long Island, NY.
Ministry: Dominican Youth Movement USA.
Assistant to director, Website and Graphic Designer.
Bronx, NY. Ministry: Siena House.
Assists homeless mothers and their small children.
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Dominican Volunteers USA's alumni Karen Gargamelli is recruiting future Dominican Volunteers today Dominican College Graduate School Fair! Do a gap year and discover more. Come learn more about how a year of service could change your life and make a difference in the lives of others; stop by to chat with Karen! 🎉🌎❤️#dvusa #dvusaloveinaction #dominican #4pillars4eva DVUSA Alumni Dominican Youth Movement USA
Dominican Volunteers USA's alumni Jimmy Hannigan is recruiting future Dominican Volunteers today Yale University Saint Thomas More Catholic Chapel! Come learn more about how a year of service could change your life and make a difference in the lives of others by stopping to chat with Jimmy today after the 5pm and 10 pm masses. 🎉🌎❤️#dvusa #dvusaloveinaction #loveservice #4pillars4eva DVUSA Alumni Dominican Youth Movement USA #liveyourbestlife #willyouletmebeyourservant
We honor and pray for our veterans today.Today we lift up our veterans in prayer.
#VeteransDay
It’s National Vocation Awareness Week.Former volunteer Catherine Nguyen beautifully reflects on what vocation means to her. This National Vocations Awareness Week, CVN celebrates all the programs in our network that encourage so many volunteers to ask, “who is God calling me to be?” #nationalvocationawarenessweek @stjosephworkerprogramorange #faithandservice #vocation
Everyone should do their civic duty and vote today.
Fr. James Martin, SJOver 1,500 representatives of Jesuit and other Catholic high schools, universities and parishes met with legislators and their staff on Capitol Hill Nov. 5 to engage in advocacy related to immigration and criminal justice.
From our Blog
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Responding To the Needs of our Brothers and Sisters
by David on November 2, 2018 at 5:02 pm
The bus“Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire” (St. Catherine of Siena).Our Dominican Volunteers USA Mission Statement calls us to “respond to the needs of our brothers and sisters especially those who are poor and marginalized.” In our most recent blog post, Dominican Sister Bernadine Karge OP shares that one of the ways she responds to this call […]
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Life as a Dominican Volunteer in Redwood City, California
by David on October 26, 2018 at 4:32 pm
DV Elizabeth BroussadHello friends, family, and Dominican community,Impossible as it may be, it is the beginning of my eleventh week here in Redwood City, California. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time and work here so far, and know I will continue to do so. While I have had the chance to talk to a few of you about my volunteer work and my life here on the West Coast, many of you may still be […]
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A Dominican Wedding
by David on October 17, 2018 at 3:42 pm
In our latest blog post, DV Kelly Litt (2014 -2015) shares some wedding news! Kelly Litt with husband Justin ParrettMy name is Kelly Litt and I served as a Dominican Volunteer from 2014-2015 in New York City. I ministered with the Dominican Leadership Conference NGO to the United Nations and had the privilege to learn from and work with the incredible Margaret Mayce, OP. My time at the United […]
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"Act justly, love tenderly, and walk humbly with God"
by David on October 5, 2018 at 5:45 pm
In our latest blog post, we talk to Sister Pat Stringer, a Caldwell Dominican Sister from Caldwell New Jersey. Sister Pat was recently appointed to the DVUSA Corporate Board and reflects on the significance of DVUSA and the ministries that have shaped her own Dominican journey.Thank you for your Dominican witness, Sister Pat! Sister Pat Stringer1. Give us some background. How […]
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Communities, Both Big and Small
by David on September 24, 2018 at 3:30 pm
Our latest blog post comes from Dominican Volunteer. Jake is a member of the House of Connections community in Chicago and reflects on his communities, both near and far.Thank your for your service Jake.DV Jake Moran"Sometimes if you don’t take the time to sit down and reflect on life and experience, it seems that there’s nothing to say about it, nothing noteworthy about what has […]