An "Integral Ecology" Approach to Caring for Our Sacred Grounds Hopefully you've heard: “Never go into the woods with a naturalist,” Ryan Gott jokes, dirt-painted fingertips nudging his glasses downward as he squints to examine the underside of a rock in the small creek that cuts through the upper … [Read more...]
Sisters to Receive Shon D. Owens, Sr. Diversity Award from Beaver County Chamber of Commerce
The Beaver County Chamber of Commerce award recognizes groups living the values of inclusion and respect for all people A man of "deep and active faith" and a dear friend of our Sisters, the memory and legacy of the late Minister Shon D. Owens continues to guide our steps us toward building an more … [Read more...]
Sisters and CSJ Associate join multiracial, interfaith dialogue on healing divisions in our culture
“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...]
Auxiliary Spring Luncheon Raises $40,000 to Support Ministries & Neighbors in Need
On Saturday, April 13, 2024, the Sisters of St. Joseph Auxiliary hosted its Annual Spring Luncheon at the DoubleTree Hotel in Cranberry. The event was a resounding success, with proceeds going towards our ministries focused on Ecology, Spirituality, and Justice and Peace.This year's funds will also … [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...]
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