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Witnesses of Truth

Openlight Media is inspired by St. Dominic and the Dominican motto Veritas, the Latin word for Truth. Truth is not just a concept, but a person — Christ himself, the Word made flesh. Guided by the profound wisdom of St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Catherine of Siena, Catholic anthropology, and a life devoted to prayer, our goal is to bring the truth of Jesus Christ into the world.

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Dominican Sisters of Mary
In a Catholic elementary school classroom filled with boys and girls studying the virtue-based Catholic education resources by Sr. John Dominic and Openlight Media, a Dominican Sister of Mary leans over the desk to assist a young student with the virtue education curriculum.

Teaching New Generations

The Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist are passionate about sharing the truth, beauty, and goodness of God. We live out our charism of teaching and preaching in every subject and grade level, serving in classrooms and universities across the United States and as far as Rome.

Our deep formation in faith and religious life inspires a holistic approach to education — nurturing not only minds but hearts and souls. Through this foundation, we strive to create environments where every teacher, parent, student, or individual encounters the love of God.

Catholic religious sisters in habits and veils pray in the beautiful, ornate chapel of the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist in Ann Arbor, Michigan. This order of sisters (also called nuns) is dedicated to teaching and preaching according to the example of St. Dominic, St. Thomas Aquinas, and St. Catherine of Siena, leading Catholic families and children to Christ-like living through faith formation and growth in virtue.

Meeting Christ in Prayer

Our community was founded in 1997 under the care of John Cardinal O’Connor. Through the profession of the evangelical counsels, we seek to embody the graces of the new evangelization, which Saint John Paul II announced as “the prelude to a new springtime in the Church.” Our community is shaped by Dominican spirituality, with a special emphasis on Eucharistic adoration and Marian devotion.

We are contemplative first and foremost, following the Dominican motto “To contemplate and give to others the fruits of our contemplation.” The overflow of this contemplative union with Christ finds encouragement from Saint Dominic’s missionary zeal, which raises up preachers of truth to proclaim the Gospel.

Catholic religious sisters in habits and veils pray in the beautiful, ornate chapel of the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist in Ann Arbor, Michigan. This order of sisters (also called nuns) is dedicated to teaching and preaching according to the example of St. Dominic, St. Thomas Aquinas, and St. Catherine of Siena, leading Catholic families and children to Christ-like living through faith formation and growth in virtue.
Five smiling young Catholic consecrated religious stand outside a Catholic convent. They are members of the Dominican Sisters of Mary and are Catholic school teachers. Their smiles indicate the joy of the religious vocation and their white habits with black veils and a black and white medallion indicate their devotion to Christ and the Blessed Virgin Mary and their commitment to Catholic teaching and catechesis.

An Invitation to Happiness

Our world often thinks happiness lies in wealth, pleasure, or the freedom to do as we please. But none of those things can satisfy the deepest longing of our hearts. Only God, who is Love, can truly fulfill us. He sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to invite us back into relationship with Him.

The secret to happiness is found in learning who God is and who He made us to be, living as disciples of Christ, and sharing the joy of the Christian life with others.

The multimedia resources developed by Openlight Mediia aim to illuminate this path for anyone seeking to know and love God. Together, in virtue and truth, we can transform our families, communities, and the world.

In a Catholic school classroom filled with colorful educational materials, a class of elementary school students surround their Catholic teacher, a religious sister, and a cardboard image of the late Pope Francis.

Serving Schools, Families, and Parishes — and You.

Openlight Media exists to support the flourishing of the whole person — mind, body, and soul — at every stage of life. We accompany a vibrant and diverse community: Catholic schools, parishes, home schools, families, and individuals who are seeking meaningful formation shaped by truth, virtue, and the richness of the Catholic tradition.

Whether you’re a teacher forming young hearts in the classroom, a parent nurturing faith at home, a catechist walking with others in discovery, or an individual longing to grow in relationship with Christ, our resources are designed to meet you where you are and help you move forward.

Let us walk with you on the journey toward a life of truth, clarity, and joy.

In a Catholic school classroom filled with colorful educational materials, a class of elementary school students surround their Catholic teacher, a religious sister, and a cardboard image of the late Pope Francis.

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