In a critical call to protect the precious, fragile gift of water, Catholic sisters invite others to join them in committing to care for this life-giving resource on Monday, March 14, at Allegheny Landing near the confluence of Pittsburgh’s three rivers. The event, which coincides with … [Read more...]
Weekly Advent Reflections to Prepare Our Hearts, Homes
Sisters Jeanne Rodgers, Dolores Partsch, Rosella Lacovitch and Dorothy Pashuta offer weekly Advent reflections to prepare our hearts and homes for Christ's birth as we wait, with joyful anticipation, for His return. Reflections will be added each week. November 28 December … [Read more...]
Sister Joyce Smith
Sister Joyce (Constance) Smith, CSJ, 79, died Sunday, November 7, 2021, in the 63rd year of her religious life as a Sister of St. Joseph. The daughter of Frank and Etta Ward Smith, she entered the Congregation from St. James parish in Sewickley. Sister Joyce served as a teacher at Nativity in … [Read more...]
History Reveals Racism in Our Congregation
This column by Sister Sally Witt was originally published in our Summer 2020 Dear Neighbor magazine. We are republishing it digitally, along with a column by Sister Kari Pohl about Becoming Actively Anti-Racist. Following her presentation on “The Real Sister Act: The … [Read more...]
Black Catholic History Month: Becoming Actively Anti-Racist
This column by Sister Kari Pohl was originally published in our Summer 2020 Dear Neighbor magazine. We are republishing it digitally, along with a column by Sister Sally Witt about how History Revealed Racism in Our Congregation, in honor of Black Catholic History … [Read more...]
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