During her 48 years directing plant maintenance and capital improvement, Sister Anthony Costlow worked to make the Motherhouse a home. A talented craftswoman and loving caretaker, she managed projects from installing new windows to laying blacktop to replacing the roof. “It was a treat to be able to … [Read more...]

As a third grader at St. Veronica in Ambridge, Sister Silveria Mannion first pondered religious life after experiencing the kind and joyful spirit of her teacher, Sister Mildred (Ildephonse) Boeh. Known for her gentle nature, Sister Silveria ministered in education for more than 45 years in the … [Read more...]

"My life has been full of invitations from God, and when I accept, I am full of happiness, peace and joy,” says Sister Frances Rooney. From 1948-64, Sister Frances taught in Pittsburgh diocesan schools, including Assumption, St. Thomas More and St. Veronica. When asked to fill a need as Director … [Read more...]

Happiest when helping others, Sister Jane Stephen Rosko’s good humor and jovial spirit are as undeniable as the pull she felt as a young woman to enter religious life. As a child, she marveled at Sister St. Mark’s skillful care of the Motherhouse grounds - then a working farm - during visits from … [Read more...]

We are pleased to honor the Sisters who are celebrating 65 years of serving God and the dear neighbor. From left: Sisters Janet Mock, Mary Ann Thimons, Natalie Lann and Honora McCawley Send a note to a 60th Jubiliarian or make a donation in her honor. … [Read more...]