Scout Law teaches young people to be helpful, trustworthy, and kind, reverent toward God and respectful of all. Such values resonated with Sister Lyn Szymkiewicz of the Leadership Team who nurtured a partnership with the Scouts and the Sisters of St. Joseph more than a decade ago when she served as … [Read more...]
Working to End Racism: What Can We Do in this Moment?
"Now more than ever it's important to be aware of the sufferings of our brothers and sisters of color," Sister Sarah Crotty, Campus Outreach Coordinator, explains. "We have to become more empathetic, and to see how our privilege as white people can blind us to the experiences of our black and brown … [Read more...]
Beaver County Jail Outreach Continues Amid Covid-19
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to reshape our routines, it has also shifted the way our Sisters minister to our neighbors across the river at the Beaver County Jail. Sisters, who have offered their presence and prayers to women at the jail regularly over the past decade, quickly … [Read more...]
Reflecting on the Breath of God Amid COVID-19
Experiencing difficulty in breathing is one of the warning signs of Covid-19. Experiencing shortness of breath, gasping to take in air can lead to a panic reaction. . . . This is the time to gasp for the Breath of God. Sister Christine Kresho invites us to reflect on these words, excerpted from … [Read more...]
Celebrating the Gift of Creation on Earth Day and Throughout the Year
Celebrating the Gift of Creation on Earth Day and Throughout the Year Earth Day was born of the work of many hands - students and teachers, clergy and laypeople, young and old, left and right, from big cities to small towns acting in unity to stop the degradation of our environment. The movement … [Read more...]
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