Nazareth University presented an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree to the Sisters of Saint Joseph during their 2026 Commencement ceremony.

St. Pius X Parish dedicated a statue of St. Joseph to the Sisters of Saint Joseph in honor of the Sisters “who have faithfully served St. Pius X School and Parish.”

Our SSJ Justice and Care for Creation Office Director recently joined fellow Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation (JPIC) leaders from across the country for a gathering focused on prayer, learning, reflection, and strategic planning for the future

The Sisters of Saint Joseph of Rochester continue to play an active role in shaping the future of Catholic education.

Sister Chris Wagner was one of seven women recently recognized for their exceptional service and dedication to the Rochester community.

On Thursday, March 26, John S. Bonnici, the newly appointed Bishop of Rochester, celebrated Mass with the Sisters of Saint Joseph in the Holy Family Chapel.

The Sisters of Saint Joseph of Rochester is honored to be the recipient of Nazareth University’s honorary degree at its 2026 Commencement.

Sister Beth LeValley was recently recognized for her continued work in promoting justice, equity, and interfaith collaboration.

Sister Joana Dalva Alves Mendes of the SSJ Brazil Mission shares a reflection on her time at the People’s Summit Towards COP30, a parallel event to the United Nations Climate Change Conference held November 10-21, 2025.

Thirteen Sisters of Saint Joseph were among nearly 300 people gathered at the Springside Inn in Auburn on Sunday, November 2, for a once-in-a-lifetime celebration honoring priests and women religious whose vocation originated in Auburn or who served in ministry there.

Three engraved pavers along the new Marian Walkway at Notre Dame Retreat House now bear special tributes to the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Rochester.

The Sisters of Saint Joseph are honored to be named The Arc Foundation of Monroe’s “Employer of the Year” thanks to our longtime partnership with The Arc’s Job Path program.

On October 22, Sisters, friends, and community members gathered in heartfelt celebration of the 20th anniversary of St. Joseph Northside.

On August 7, the Holy Family Chapel was filled with music and mission as the Oasis Community Chorus held a benefit concert in support of St. Joseph’s Northside.

The Sisters of Saint Joseph continue to advocate for the marginalized. On July 31, the Sisters sponsored the Rochester Homeless Outreach Team’s (HOT) third annual Ice Cream Social at St. Joseph Park in the City of Rochester.

On Saturday, June 21, a group of Sisters and friends gathered at Ontario Beach Park to continue their commitment to protecting the environment through a new collaboration between the SSJ Justice and Care for Creation Office and the Alliance for the Great Lakes.

On Tuesday, May 27, Sister Beth LeValley joined other local faith leaders as well as Foodlink President and CEO Julia Tedesco to call attention the potential local impact of proposed federal cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

After more than two decades of dedicated service, Sister Judy Whalen has retired from her volunteer role in pastoral care at Monroe Community Hospital.

Since March, students in the Environmental Science and Sustainability program at Nazareth University have been researching the wetlands on the 150 French Road property.

On May 3, Sister Beth LeValley was recognized by the Funeral Consumers Alliance of Greater Rochester for her dedication to preserving the dignity of those often forgotten in death.