“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...]
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...]
Sister St. Mark Garden Fund Partners Continue to Thrive
Learn more about the Sister St. Mark Garden Fund & Our Partners The Sisters of St. Joseph of Baden have served the Beaver County area since 1901. We commit ourselves, our energies and our resources to the mission of unity – unity of ourselves with God and with each other; unity of neighbor … [Read more...]
Grand Opening Celebration of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
“Our faith calls us to care for creation in both individual and collective ways so that all life may flourish,” Sister Kari Pohl, Congregational Coordinator of Justice and Peace, said to the crowd of Sisters, staff, friends, and partners gathered in August to celebrate the grand opening of new … [Read more...]
Hear the ‘Hidden Voices’ of Sisters on Historic Website
More than 40 years after Sister Sally Witt began recording the voices of 49 Sisters in an oral history project, you can now listen to their stories about religious and family life, labor unions and industry, the Depression, world wars, immigration, ethnicity and racism. Predominantly taking place … [Read more...]
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