by Communications Office | Nov 14, 2023 | home, In Memoriam, in Memoriam 2023, NEWS
In talking with Sister Alice, you could hear her caring heart. She seemed to know when someone needed a listening ear and caring presence. It was this that made her sense the physical pain and isolation AIDS patients endured from a disease that was little-known at the...
by Communications Office | Nov 7, 2023 | home, In Memoriam, in Memoriam 2023, NEWS
Friends note that Sister Thérèse was open to meeting new challenges by the choices she made and that she gave herself generously to whatever needed to be done. Sister Thérèse Marie Donnelly, Sister James de Lourdes, was born October 11, 1928, in Manhattan, the only...
by Communications Office | Nov 1, 2023 | home, In Memoriam, in Memoriam 2023, NEWS
Wanting pro-life efforts to continue, Sr. Winifred chose to work with teens to prepare them for leadership in pro-life roles. Sister Winifred Mary Lyons, Sister Mary Walter, was born December 25, 1942, in Yonkers, New York, one of two daughters of Walter and Rachel...
by Communications Office | Oct 26, 2023 | home, NEWS
“In light of the violence in the Middle East, especially Israel and Gaza, and in the Ukraine, Pope Francis has asked people of all faiths to observe this Friday, Oct. 27, as a Day of Prayer and Fasting for Peace. The Pope will hold an hour’s interfaith vigil at...
by Communications Office | Sep 27, 2023 | home, NEWS, Sisters of Charity Federation
As we celebrate today’s feast of St. Vincent de Paul, our patron, we invite you to join us in this prayer, shared by the Sisters of Charity Federation. Learn more about the Sisters of Charity Federation – and the worldwide Vincentian Family. “Charity...
by Communications Office | Sep 19, 2023 | home, Immigration, NEWS
The suffering of migrants and refugees is a pressing global issue. Prayer, advocacy, education, and charitable works can lead to creating a world where people will be free to choose whether to migrate or remain in their homelands. To commemorate National Migration...
