Since 1950, St. Thomas Aquinas Academy has educated with Academic Excellence many generations of men and women in the Christian values and the Dominican spirituality. With a strong tradition in the sports, and the arts and sciences, our students succeed in their university studies and professional careers standing out as leaders with a high sense of ethical values.

A graduate school of theology and ministry educating men and women to preach, to teach, to minister, and to lead. Offering Masters degrees and certificates in theology and ministry, it is the only Catholic institution in the world offering a Doctorate in preaching.

Founded by the Dominicans in 1929, Fenwick serves students from Chicago and over 60 suburban communities. Grounded in excellence, leadership, and tradition, Fenwick remains among the very finest secondary schools in the nation and counts unparalleled leaders in virtually every field among its graduates. Fenwick students, guided by faith and reason, are a community of scholars, athletes, artists, and leaders, devoted to lives of virtue, service, learning, and truth as disciples in the Dominican Catholic tradition.

St. Paul Catholic Center at Indiana University has served the students and all people and families connected to the University since 1969 through the celebration of the Sacraments, proclamation of the Gospel, building of fellowship, and ministry to the least among us.

The mission of New Priory Press is to promote scholarship and the publication of works that foster the province’s Dominican intellectual heritage in an accessible form to adult Catholics, focusing on Dominican theology, spirituality, and history.

Founded in 1774, this parish was entrusted to the Dutch Dominicans in 1904. Nowadays, it is considered an inner-city parish serving a very diverse population that commute daily to Bayamon downtown for government and medical offices, as well as shopping malls and community colleges. During weekends, this is the traditional church for celebrating the faith for generations of Catholics around the city, having a strong ministry of the sacraments, especially, marriages. 

Our Lady of Perpetual Help is a vibrant community within the suburban area of the city of Bayamón with a strong presence of immigrants from the Dominican Republic. Dominicans Friars have staffed this parish since 1976, along with St. Dominic's Parish located within the surroundings of Our Lady of the Rosary Priory.

The Catholic community of St. Dominic's has grown from the dynamic preaching apostolate exercised by the friars of Our Lady of the Rosary Priory. With all the characteristics of a neighborhood church, the faithfull of this community are served by a team of Friars in coordination with Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish. 

Most Holy Rosary Parish is a vast community with a main church in downtown Yauco, a parochial school and eleven chapels spread around the southern-western rural part of the Island. Founded in 1756, staffed by Dominicans since 1904, the parish serves mainly working-class families and farmers. Yauco is the foundation site of a native Dominican congregation of women religious: the Dominican Sisters of our Lady of the Rosary of Fatima, so the friars do chaplaincy to the sisters. Since January 2020, this parish has struggled to repair the damages caused by the earthquake. 

Due to the great devotion St. Martin of Porres has among Puerto Rican people, ten years before his canonization, the Dutch Dominicans erected a Shrine in the northern coast of Puerto Rico, in the port city of Cataño. Faithful from all over the Island come in pilgrimage every year for the three main feasts celebrated in the Shrine: St. Dominic's Solemnity in August, St. Martin de Porres Solemnity in November, and the Anniversary of his canonization in May. The Society of St. Martin de Porres congregates devotees in Puerto Rico and the mainland US who keep in contact with the Shrine through their prayers and financial support.

St. Albert the Great is a welcoming Catholic Christian community valuing a diverse inner-city character and a global vision; a people of faith, hope and love, desiring to grow through mutual concern and outreach. As a community of faith-filled Catholic Christians, the people of the Church of St. Albert the Great recognize their baptismal call to be advocates of social justice and peace, seekers of wisdom, servants of the common good.

St. Dominic Parish is a Catholic Christian community in the Dominican tradition, called to preach and live the Word of God as a Community of faith. From its earliest days, this Dominican parish has been a neighborhood church of immigrants. Today it is made up of "people of every race, language, and way of life who come together to share in the one eternal banquet with Jesus Christ the Lord." (EP Recon II)

St. Pius V is a Catholic parish in the Pilsen neighborhood on Chicago’s near southwest side, with strong community involvement, outreach to young people, family counseling, domestic violence services, an award-winning school, and a commitment to social programs for people in need. St. Pius is a multicultural faith community united by a desire to bring the Gospel of Jesus to life in the neighborhood, city, and world. Their mission is to welcome, teach, and offer life-transforming support to those who come for assistance.

St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Center at Purdue University engages the youthful energy of all its members to nurture their faith journey across all generations through liturgy, spiritual and intellectual formation, stewardship, and justice with peace. They joyfully welcome all who wish to meet life’s challenges through lived faith in Jesus Christ. The Center has nearly 30 staff members ministering to the needs of this growing community with over 35 separate ministries, 15 Masses per week, and twice daily confessions (three times on Sunday).

St. Vincent Ferrer Parish exists to increase the faith, hope and love of its members and friends through the Sacraments, excellent preaching, study of the Word, service to others, and community life.  Opportunities for spiritual and human formation are offered so that everyone may see as Christ sees and love as Christ loves.

The Shrine is worldwide ministry that has brought the faithful together in prayer since 1929. St. Jude Thaddeus is the “Patron Saint of Desperate Causes” and has widespread popular devotion. Ministries of the Shrine include daily masses, PrayerNet, an internet prayer ministry providing the homebound and those in faraway places the opportunity to join in prayer with one another in times of need, and the cherished Arm Relic of St. Jude.

A private, Catholic university with an enrollment of around 1000 undergraduate and graduate students. Popular majors include Nursing, Psychology, and Social Work and the Master program in Counseling. It has an ATS accredited Graduate School of Theology and Ministry with MDiv and MA programs.