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...]

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...]

A rush of excitement swept through the Motherhouse on a sunny Friday afternoon in September as more than a hundred high schoolers crowded into Medaille Hall for their senior retreat day. It was the students’ first visit to the grounds, and they were greeted by a familiar face. “Mrs. Wray!” they … [Read more...]

Congratulations to Sister Rita Murillo who will receive the St. Thomas More Society Award in conjunction with the traditional Red Mass on Thursday, October 17, at 5:30 p.m. at Duquesne University Chapel. The award is presented to a member of the legal community who exemplifies the values of St. … [Read more...]

Nestled between tall evergreens and the shadow of Cornerstone Church, the home of Sister Lynn Miller and Sister Sandy Kiefer sits on the hilly side of Campania Street in Pittsburgh’s Lincoln-Lemington neighborhood. Sunlight streams into the kitchen, lighting up the winsome smiles of 11-year-old … [Read more...]