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THE DOMINICAN SISTERS OF ST JOSEPH
ABOUT US
The congregation of the Dominican Sisters of St Joseph was established in 1994 as an Institute of Diocesan Right under the Diocese of Portsmouth. The sisters contribute to the mission of the Order of Preachers by preaching and teaching the Catholic Faith, in communion with and under the supervision of the hierarchy of the Catholic Church.
The sisters’ apostolate of explicit proclamation of the Gospel flows from a common life of prayer, study and monastic observances, centred on the liturgical celebration of the mystery of Jesus Christ.
Discover our apostolate, Light of Truth
PRAY WITH US
"Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances;
for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you."
1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
Daily Mass, Divine Office (Liturgy of the Hours), Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, and the Holy Rosary
Your Mass Intention
You can ask for a Mass to be celebrated in our chapel, on a weekday, for your intention.
To do so, fill the form and send a donation by clicking on the button below.
During the Year
7:00am – Office of Readings & Morning Prayer
12:00pm – Angelus / Regina Caeli, Midday Prayer
12:15pm – Holy Mass (11am on Sunday)
5:00pm – Rosary & Evening Prayer
8:15pm – Adoration & Compline (7:30pm on Sundays)
Q&A with Sr Carino and Sr Lucy
4 Pillars of our Dominican Life
Finding Hope in Scripture - Talk 1: Abraham
CONTACT US
Questions? Comments? Mass Offerings?
This email contact form is for the mailbox sister@dominicansistersofstjoseph.org. The personal data we receive from messages sent through this email contact form (first name, last name, and email address) will not be passed on to any third party. Once we have responded to your message (if it requires a response), your message is deleted. This mailbox is accessed by several sisters within the Dominican Sisters of St Joseph. Personal information within email correspondence may be disclosed to other sisters within the community who do not have direct access to the mailbox. If you have given us a prayer request, the prayer request may be written out in our chapel prayer book, which is visible and accessible to the general public who visit the chapel. If you do not wish information such as last names or personal details of specific situations to be mentioned in our public prayer book, please specify this in your email.