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Health and Resources Fair held at Sol Naciente on Saturday

On Saturday, a Health & Resources Fair was held at Sol Naciente in Fort Morgan. The event included dental services for moms and children up to five years old, food boxes, diapers and wipes, and more. The Northeast Colorado Health Department (NCHD) Sterling Office provided dental screenings and fluoride for moms and children up to […]

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Why contemporary art has to fight for survival in Cuenca

On the occasion of the Ecuadorian city’s 16th biennial, we look at how religion, deeply conservative views and lack of money work against contemporary artists, and how the biennial’s director, Hernán Pacurucu, and others are determined to see change

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Peruvian Cacao Comes to Hardwick With Prophecy Chocolate

On a Friday evening in late August, my husband and I stumbled upon a sandwich board on Hardwick's Main Street that promised "Chocolate Upstairs." We...

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Patagonia 2013-14: A Return to the Meteorological Norm

Patagonia 2013-14: A Return to the Meteorological Norm
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A New Well: Clean Water for the Sol Naciente Community

Published May 4, 2021
After years of hard work, the community of Sol Naciente and the Village of Once, El Salvador, has a new well and clean running water pumped into the homes of 38 families.
What began as a mission trip of Molloy College and Dominican College to help the village of Amityville Dominican Sister Flor Buruca, blossomed into a beautiful relationship between its people and the building of a new well.
The problem was that Sol Naciente - a community of displaced people - had been sharing well water with a neighboring town. Villagers did not have access to the existing well every day because it was drying up. They walked miles to get the water three to four times a week and the storage of the commodity was often unsanitary.

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S. Diane Capuano Thanked for Being Role Model

Published Dec 3, 2020
From the streets of New York City to service trips to El Salvador, Edward Cramsie thanks Sister Diane Capuano, an Amityville Dominican, in a reflection written for the most recent issue of the Dominican Youth Movement Newsletter. Here is the reflection.
Before I even attended a single class at Molloy College, the first person I met was Sister Diane Capuano. From the moment I met Sister Diane, I knew that she was the embodiment of the Four Pillars of Dominican Life and she immediately became a role model in my life. We initially spoke for 20 minutes on the different service programs that Molloy had to offer and she wanted to start me off with a Midnight Run. From there, I traveled with Molloy on numerous service trips to El Salvador, West Virginia and New Orleans. Each trip I grew deeper in faith and friendship with other students and counselors and I could never truly put my finger on why these connections became so meaningful to me. One day after class, I got a call from Sister Diane in 2018 if I would be interested in going to Caldwell University to attend the National College "Preaching in Action" Conference. The conference opened my eyes to truly understand the meaning of the Four Pillars of Dominican Life. I truly understood the pillars of community and study after spending a week growing closer with other students from all around the country who also went to Dominican Universities while going to different courses and lectures. From there I came to the realization that the Four Pillars of Domincan Life extend past service trips and time on campus at school. At the end of a trip to El Salvador, one of my friends told us about wanting to do more for the kids in El Salvador that we had known and wanted to do a fundraiser. The Summer after, my friend, Jeff Lozano, threw the first fundraising event and raised more than $2,000. The next summer, we had a bigger location and more people and ended up raising more than $4,000 for the community of Sol Naciente, El Salvador. After seeing the beautiful work that Jeff had done, I went to another friend of mine, Joey Marino, and told him since we were both majoring in business that we should give presentations to local businesses to see if we could try and get bigger donors to help our cause. Joey then mentioned that he had been having similar ideas and wanted to start a non-for-profit organization. Joey, Jeff and our other friend Mary Roedig then began work on creating a Corporation and from there filing for 501c3 non-for-profit status. In March 2020, we got the official paperwork back that HOPE Sol Naciente LTD is now an official 501c3 non-for-profit organization! I cannot thank the Dominican Sisters through the Preaching in Action Conference and specifically Sister Diane for being such wonderful role models and mentors throughout my life in College.

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