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.

Sister Patricia Schoelles shares a reflection on the election of Pope Leo XIV.

The Sisters of Saint Joseph are inspiring young adults to embrace diversity and differences.

Sister Susan Nowak, the William H. Shannon Chair in Religious Studies at Nazareth University, is proud to announce a distinguished lineup of speakers for the spring summit of the Shannon Chair Lecture Series.

The Sisters of Saint Joseph of Rochester and Friendly Senior Living are very pleased to announce that Friendly Senior Living has purchased the Sisters of Saint Joseph’s property, located at 150 French Road in Pittsford.

In January, Sister Donna Del Santo participated in a powerful Civil Rights Journey with nearly two dozen students and staff from Nazareth University.

Sister Monica Weis continues to inspire individuals to explore and embrace the transformative power of spirituality through the multifaceted life of American Trappist monk, Thomas Merton.

The Sisters of Saint Joseph share the Leadership Conference of Women Religious’ statement regarding concerns for the current state of the nation and world.

The longstanding connection of the Sisters of Saint Joseph and St. Ambrose community was recently honored.

Sister Francella Quinn was recently honored with the 2024 Lighting the Fire for Catholic Education award by the Catholic School Administrators Association of New York State (CSAANYS).

The Sisters of Saint Joseph of Rochester shared their presence on this year’s Nuns on the Bus & Friends tour, organized by NETWORK Advocates for Catholic Social Justice.

In 1992, Sister Diana Dolce approached the SSJ Leadership Team to discuss her desire to meet an unmet need in the region. Now, 30 years later, Hope Hall School is thriving, and the future shines bright for this vital ministry.

Some Sisters of Saint Joseph are exploring a program called The Ignatian Spirituality Project (ISP) to help unite neighbor to neighbor and all with God.

In celebration of Nazareth University’s 100th anniversary, the Sisters of Saint Joseph were honored to present at a retreat for Nazareth faculty and staff this summer.

Sister Barbara Lum is among 11 recipients to receive Nazareth University’s first ever Presidential Medallion award.

In June 2024, Sister Susan Nowak, William Shannon Chair Professor of Religious Studies at Nazareth University, traveled to India with two Nazareth students to spend three weeks learning about a ministry that serves destitute women, children and men.

The Sisters of Saint Joseph of Rochester joined hundreds of Sisters from around the world for a virtual prayer to pray for hope, love and encouragement for our broken world.

Nazareth Elementary School has named Ms. Rhonda Neal as its new Principal.