Sisters of Charity of New York
Now in our third century of living lives of love.
The Sisters of Charity of New York is a community of Roman Catholic women religious who share in the ongoing mission of Jesus. We do so by responding to the signs of the times in the spirit of Saints Elizabeth Ann Seton, Vincent de Paul and Louise de Marillac. We strive to reveal God’s love in our lives and in our varied ministries with and for all in need, especially those living in poverty.
The Sisters of Charity of New York Mourn the Loss of Pope Francis
With heavy hearts, the Sisters of Charity of New York join the Church and the world in mourning the loss of our beloved Pope Francis. His life was a testament to compassion, care for our common home, and unwavering advocacy for those on the margins. Pope Francis led...
Reflections for Holy Thursday and Good Friday
(Originally published on the Sisters of Charity of New York Website on April 14, 2017.) With Jesus, we live the three sacred days of this Holy Week – a week of acclamation and betrayal, of promises broken and hopes restored, a week of blessing and breaking bread and...
The Elderly Parole Act and Timely Parole Act
By Sr. Carol De Angelo, SC, Director, Office of Peace, Justice and Integrity of Creation I write to make readers aware of the Elderly Parole Act (A514/S454) and Timely Parole Act (A127/S158) currently in the New York State legislature. Both bills address parole...
Hands Off the Vulnerable: A Call to Justice & Compassion
On April 5 all NYC subway stops led to Justice and Compassion at Manhattan’s Hands Off Rally. Several of our Sisters gathered with neighbors, advocates, and faith communities over the weekend to speak out against proposed cuts to vital social safety net programs,...
Screening and Panel Discussion on Parole Justice
The Sisters of Charity of New York's PJIC Office (via the Voting & Anti-Racism Committee) plus three Criminal Justice advocacy groups are teaming up to host this FREE online webinar on April 8 at 7pm. We will be diving deep into the critical issues facing our...
An Open Letter to Members of the United States Congress
April 1, 2025 As women religious and members of the Sisters of Charity Federation in the United States, we are committed to serving the most vulnerable. United in mission, we embrace our calling to respond to the needs of those living in poverty and on the margins,...
Transgender Awareness Day 2025
Today, on Transgender Awareness Day, we stand in solidarity with our transgender siblings. In a time when political forces may seek to silence and erase marginalized voices, we affirm that every person is cherished, every identity celebrated, and every life valued. We...
Documentary Movie Night: Don’t Tell Anyone (No Le Digas A Nadie)
The University of Mount St. Vincent’s Office of Mission and Ministry, the Sisters of Charity of New York, and the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus - Guadalupe Province Immigration Commission invite you to a special Documentary Movie Night at Benedict’s...
In Memoriam: Sr. Theresa Courtney, SC
Sister Theresa had a rare experience when a woman thought she was talking to “Mother Teresa” after listening to Sister Theresa describe her work with battered and undocumented women who sought refuge at Sanctuary for Families. She daily brought a Charity heart to the...
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Vision
In this issue of Vision, we journey from Livorno, Italy, to the heart of our ministries. Highlights include: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish in Livorno celebrating 50 years. The opening of Dax-Rosary Hall and Seton College at the University of Mount Saint Vincent, Sisters and Ministries joining Nuns on the Bus to advocate for social justice, Inspiring stories from Vincent’s Table and LEFSA, Live It Forward, a gathering of ministry leaders, A new memorial at the National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Tributes to our recently departed Sisters and Jubilee celebrants and thought-provoking essays on social justice and our shared future. Click to read/download.
Meet our Sisters
Who are we? What do we do? Meet our sisters and discover the real person behind the various missions. You might be surprised to learn how we serve