https://youtu.be/Tu0vrCC1WsQ Relationships - with God and with our dear neighbors - transform our hearts, our thoughts, and our actions. So it is with nature, too. One way that Sister Jan Franklin cultivates a relationship with nature is through nature journaling, which she describes as "in many … [Read more...]
Sisters Carry on Legacy of Love in Altoona-Johnstown Diocese
Just a few blocks from Holy Name Church in Ebensburg, the 152-year-old history of the Sisters of St. Joseph in western Pennsylvania took root and flourished in schools, parishes, hospitals and social services agencies throughout the Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown. The pioneer sisters – Mother Austin … [Read more...]
Dedication of State Historical Marker in Gallitzin, PA
Did you know that the Sisters of St. Joseph went to court in 1894 to defend the right to wear habits while teaching in the Gallitzin Public School District? They won their case, but it was overturned the following year when the state legislature approved the so-called “garb law,” which forbade … [Read more...]
Food and Fellowship with Casa San José at the Motherhouse
A sunny June afternoon provided the perfect backdrop for food and fellowship with Casa San José families, volunteers, and staff during a picnic on the Motherhouse grounds. The Sisters were thrilled to welcome their dear neighbors to Baden and spend time together in nature. "Dear God, we have so … [Read more...]
Sister Stella Cronauer’s candy-making tradition
If you ever attended the Harvest Festival, you might recall the aroma of red cinnamon candy apples wafting through the Motherhouse. Or you likely couldn’t pass up the famous Cream Fudge sold at the annual Auxiliary Spring Luncheon. Click here to make a donation or buy raffle tickets to support this … [Read more...]
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