LAY DOMINICANS

Being a Lay Dominican involves study and training with the assistance of the local Chapter and a Dominican religious assistant. Those who profess to the Order, commit to living out their daily lives under the Order’s charisms of prayer, study, apostolic works, and community life. Monthly meetings provide an opportunity to be challenged by 800 years of Dominican spirituality as well as sharing and enjoying each other’s company.

To learn more about the St. Agnes of Montepulciano, our local Lay Dominican Chapter, visit their website:

Local Dominican Laity

Western Province Lay Dominicans

Back: Lori Stephens, Father Peter, John Keenan, Dennis Maricle, Pat Bettencourt, Roger Grinstead. Front: Deanna Valenzuela, Susanna Arkin, Mary Lee, Marie Grinstead, David Zecha. Not pictured: Michelle Felsing, Rosemary Villani, Lois Banks