Sisters of St. Joseph offer hope and hospitality to migrant families As six-year-old Hefferson shows Sister Janice Vanderneck the colorful beaded bracelet he is making, she notices the scarring and discoloration on his small hands. The young Guatemalan boy was burned when his family’s store was … [Read more...]
Advent Journey: Weekly Reflections by the Sisters of St. Joseph
Reflection for the Third Week of Advent by Sister Dolores Montini When we are in the third week of Advent, we can become distracted by the culture of consumerism as we prepare for Christmas. In the midst of our busyness we need to refocus our attention on the true meaning of this sacred season. … [Read more...]
Sister Anna Marie Gaglia to Serve as Victim Assistance Coordinator for Diocese
Sister Anna Marie Gaglia recently was appointed Victim Assistance Coordinator for the Diocese of Pittsburgh as part of the diocese’s new Secretariat for the Protection of Children, Youth and Vulnerable Adults. “I really welcome the opportunity to serve in what I think is a critical time for the … [Read more...]
Sister Bridget James O’Brien
Sister Bridget James O’Brien, 90, died Sunday, October 20, 2019, in the 70th year of her religious life as a Sister of St. Joseph. The daughter of James and Bridget Mannion O’Brien, Sister Bridget James entered the Congregation from St. Veronica Parish in Ambridge, PA. For 42 years, Sister … [Read more...]
Faith.Field.Feast Helps Provide Fresh Food to Neighbors in Need
We welcomed 165 guests on a warm September evening to celebrate our history and faith, walk our fields, and feast on God's bounty at our third annual farm-to-table dinner. In addition to helping to put fresh produce on the tables of dozens of neighborhood families who can’t afford healthy food … [Read more...]
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