Sister Monica Weis was the invited guest speaker for the "Women-in-the-Spirit" group at Church of The Transfiguration on April 3.

On March 17, the five SSJs in Goiânia, Brazil welcomed a new ISJR Associate. Arinete Fonseca made her commitment during a Mass with the Jesus of Nazareth community which is where our Sisters have been since 1988.

On March 16, before Sisters, family and friends, Patricia Malach made her commitment as an SSJ Associate during the annual St. Joseph’s Day Mass.

The SSJ Justice and Care for Creation Committee hosted an event at the Motherhouse on March 27 to help spotlight the critical need to keep Annunciation House in El Paso, TX open.

On March 28, Sister Barbara Staropoli participated in a Women’s Panel at Nazareth University as part of Women’s History Month.

Sister Kathy Navarra was recently recognized for her 25 years of service with the Edmundite Missions. Sister Kathy is the director of The Academy in Selma, AL.

Sister Beth LeValley received the Thomas C. Ferraro Legacy Award during Foodlink’s The Get Together fundraiser on March 21.

The Sisters of Saint Joseph are voicing support for a large migrant shelter that is at risk of being shut down by state officials.

Holly Rockwell, SSJ Justice and Care for Creation Coordinator, and Sister Barbara Lum will lead “A Day on Social Justice” at Notre Dame Retreat House in Canandaigua on Monday, May 20 from 9:00am to 3:00pm.

The Sisters were honored to recently welcome Sister Lucy Kurien as a guest at the Motherhouse.

Sisters and friends gathered on February 18 for a Community memorial to remember those who have died alone and without resources.

St. Joseph’s Neighborhood Center is being recognized by the City of Rochester for its 30 years of providing care to the area’s uninsured and underinsured.

Sister Barbara Staropoli helped a group of Nazareth University students prepare for an opera.

Sisters Kathy Navarra, Pat Flass and Elaine Englert took part in the remembrance activities commemorating the 59th anniversary of the Bloody Sunday attacks on civil rights marchers in Selma, Alabama.

Sister Barbara Staropoli helped a group of Nazareth University students prepare for an opera.

Sister Monica Weis recently led a Retreat Day on Trappist Monk Thomas Merton at the Lindwood Spirituality Center in Rhineback, NY.

Sisters Kathy Navarra and Pat Flass of the SSJ Alabama Mission recently hosted a group of Nazareth University students as part of the school’s 2024 Civil Rights Journey.

After more than 20 years as a staff sign language interpreter, Sister Jean Rodman (formerly Sister de Paul) has retired from her position at RIT’s National Technology Institute for the Deaf.

Nineteen students at The Aquinas Institute participated in a commitment ceremony for the SSJ Women’s Leadership Program on Thursday, December 7.

St. Joseph’s Neighborhood Center held a community health fair and open house to kick off its 30th anniversary celebration.