This prophetic book reframes the colonization of North America, investigating ways that the Doctrine of Discovery continues to devastate indigenous cultures, and even the planet itself, as it justifies exploitation of both natural resources and people.

Have you ever looked at a potato and wondered how such a humble spud made its way into cuisine around the world? Join us and learn all about where your food really comes from and how humans domesticated and distributed some of the most common vegetables we consume today.

Farming has been a way of life at the Mound since 1847 when Fr. Samuel Mazzuchelli founded the order of the Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa. Laurana Snyder will walk you through the past legacy of farming at Sinsinawa and explore where the future of farming is taking us.

Fire and song, ritual and community, prayer and quiet: this inclusive gathering is centered on honoring the longest night of the year - the sacred time of Winter Solstice on the sacred land of Sinsinawa Mound.

Sinsinawa Mound is excited to offer the online JustFaith series, "Sacred Waters," which explores our connection with and responsibility to water, as well as the creatures and communities who live in and around water.