Storefront to move to stone building at Sinsinawa Mound
SINSINAWA — The Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa are in the process of downsizing their building space usage at Sinsinawa Mound.
The building that houses the Sinsinawa Book & Gift Gallery is in negotiations to transfer ownership from Sinsinawa Dominicans, Inc., to Tricon Construction Group, and Tricon plans to develop a senior living community and event center at the Mound.
After Thursday, Feb. 29, the Sinsinawa Book & Gift Gallery will pause both in-store and online sales until a new storefront is created in the Stone Building in 2025.
Sinsinawa Book & Gift Gallery will remain open for business at its current location and online Tuesday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the remainder of February, and most products are being offered at deeply discounted prices to help reduce inventory.
“As a congregation, we’re working diligently on right-sizing our space usage at Sinsinawa,” said Sr. Christina Heltsley, OP, prioress of the Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa.
“The move of Sinsinawa Book & Gift Gallery to Stone Building at Sinsinawa Mound will reduce our carbon footprint and help us live out our call to care for creation.”
Learn more about the work of the Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa by visiting
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The Sisters are part of a worldwide Dominican family, the Order of Preachers.
For more than 800 years, Dominicans have continued to preach the Gospel in word and deed.