A memoir by Sister Colleen Crossen In June 1975, I visited the Felician Sisters of Coraopolis, thinking that perhaps I'd like to become a nun. To my surprise, that particular day was more about finding my life's work. After a visit to the motherhouse, a sister took me to the McGuire Home for … [Read more...]
Sisters and CSJ Associate join multiracial, interfaith dialogue on healing divisions in our culture
“It’s not easy, it’s hard, but I do think it’s possible,” Sister Mary Pellegrino says, leaning in toward those gathered, as if to invite them into a space of openness and vulnerability with her. Sitting alongside a white female Presbyterian pastor, a male Muslim Imam, and a black male Baptist … [Read more...]
Celebrating Juneteenth & The Power of Unity
Since 2022, Andrusa Lawson has shared his time, talents, and endless patience with our Sisters and staff as our Technology Generalist, teaching us all how to become more comfortable with new tools and platforms, helping our systems run more smoothly, and troubleshooting every tech issue under the … [Read more...]
Praying for Peace, Advocating for Change to Protect our Dear Neighbors from Gun Violence
Sister Sarah Crotty brings the congregation's anguish and desire for action to end the epidemic of gun violence during a day of advocacy with CeaseFirePA On Tuesday, May 7, Sister Sarah Crotty, Community Outreach Coordinator, joined hundreds of people organized by CeaseFirePA - survivors of gun … [Read more...]
Step Back in Time: 100 Years of St. Joseph Chapel on May 19
Historical presentation by Archivist Kathleen Washy to celebrate chapel centennial For 100 years, St. Joseph Chapel has served as the heart of the Sisters of St. Joseph home. It’s where Sisters enter the Congregation, gather for joyous and solemn occasions, and honor the lives of those who … [Read more...]
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