Sister Kari Pohl offers insight into the death penalty in Pennsylvania in light of popular film "Just Mercy" Sister Kari Pohl recently spoke about how the death penalty is practiced in the state of Pennsylvania and how to help advocate for an end to it before a screening of "Just Mercy" at The … [Read more...]
In Their Words: A Conversation with Two Young Adults Drawn to ‘Listen to the Spirit’ During Times of Transformation
Finding Prayer, Peace and Community as a Young Adult A new job, and a changing relationship with God. A new baby, and a world turned upside down. For AnnaMarie Marsilio, 26, and Sara Paterson, 31, a retreat at St. Joseph Spirituality Center offered the chance to step back from the whirlwind of … [Read more...]
Sister Barbara Ann Balog Brings “Family” Feeling to Alexis Manor
Sisters of St. Joseph offer comfort and care to senior residents When visitors step from the outside into the “living room” of Alexis Manor, the chill of a rainy day in December soon dissipates. The soft lilting refrain of “Do you hear what I hear?” warmly welcomes them into a spectacular explosion … [Read more...]
Restoring Dignity to Migrant Families at the Border
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...]
Engaging a New Generation
The call to educate and offer spiritual guidance to young people has shaped much of our Congregation’s ministries over the past 150 years. Five days after our formation in Ebensburg in 1869, the Sisters opened a boarding school, Mt. Gallitzin Seminary, and welcomed the first class of 14 … [Read more...]
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