From the Archives
After 21 years of providing a welcoming space for thousands of people seeking peace and spiritual renewal, the last Sister left the House of Prayer in 1995.
After 21 years of providing a welcoming space for thousands of people seeking peace and spiritual renewal, the last Sister left the House of Prayer in 1995.
Not only the thirsty seek the water … The water as well seeks the thirsty (Rumi)
There is great rejoicing in Caritas to see the sisters from Parkstone returned to live among us.
A Zoom meeting to give updates, offer support, and share laughter.
While looking for darning cotton for the young man's socks, I found out Joann's was giving out free kits for making masks.
We asked S. Catherine Conroy to make contact with some of her friends and colleagues in Peru to see how they were faring during the time of Pandemic 2020.
We stand with all those who seek justice and human dignity for all.
The summer of 1913 was remarkable as a hot, dry period.
We, members of Catholic women religious congregations from Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties, join our voices with our parent organization, the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR), which represents 40,000 Sisters throughout the United States.
The tragic death of George Floyd fills us with grief and pain. As we struggle to bring this event to prayer, words fail. And yet, we are called to respond, for we are responsible — “able to respond.”