Historically we have no idea why we are named Sisters of St. Joseph. In all the documents about our founding, there is nothing that says, they shall be called Sisters of St. Joseph. However, reflecting on our documents and trying to live what is put forth in those documents, we can glean some … [Read more...]
“A Celebration of Light and Hope” to Mark the World Day for Consecrated Life
“Bless us with endurance, patience and trust to live in this time of unknowing,” Sister Valerie Zottola says, looking out upon a sea of Sisters from across the region who’d come to Baden to mark the World Day of Prayer for Consecrated Life on Sunday, Feb. 2, through a service of prayer and … [Read more...]
Sister Chris Kresho’s Lenten Devotional, “A Way of the Cross: In Communion with Creation” Now Available
Purchase Sister Chris Kresho's new Lenten Devotional book through her publisher, Paulist Press, at this link. In a world grappling with environmental concerns and seeking spiritual solace, Sister Chris' new book, "A Way of the Cross: In Communion with Creation," offers a unique and timely … [Read more...]
Sister Coletta Adelsberg
Sister Coletta Adelsberg, CSJ, 85, died Wednesday, February 12, 2025, in the 67th year of her religious life. The daughter of Oscar and Helena Berrick Adelsberg, Sister Coletta entered the Congregation from St. Catherine of Siena Parish in Pittsburgh. Sister Coletta ministered in education for 40 … [Read more...]
Sharing our “Ethics of Solidarity;” Praying for Mercy and Justice in a Divided World
We’ve been praying about all that is happening in our country in recent days. One thing we fully believe is that if we open our hearts, we will be better able to deal with disturbing news about the welfare of people in this changing environment. If we lead with an open heart, we will see others … [Read more...]
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