Awaiting resurrection, the Sisters at Kittay Senior Apartments spent the days before Easter preparing baskets for the children who wait in line to see their mothers and fathers at Delaney Hall ICE Detention Center. Around tables filled with colorful eggs, candy, toys,...
Peace, Justice and Integrity of Creation
Mission of the PJIC Office is to assist the Congregation, Sisters and Associates, corporately and individually, to witness and live a ministry of peace, justice and integrity of creation in varied ways through increased awareness, prayer, presence, education, advocacy and systemic change.
PJIC News
Lenten Fast To End Gun Violence
From the Office of Peace, Justice and Integrity of Creation Nuns Against Gun Violence invites us to take part in its third annual Lenten Fast to End Gun Violence, a collective act of prayer, sacrifice, and advocacy calling for an end to gun violence and the passage of...
Statement of Support for the U.S. Catholic Bishops’ Call for Humane Immigration Policy
The Sisters of Charity of New York applaud the courageous and unequivocal statement issued today by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops opposing the “indiscriminate mass deportation of people.” Their words acknowledge a truth we see daily in our...
Hudson River Pilgrimage: “New York Sisters Set On Pilgrimage To Experience Hudson River As ‘A Living Being’”
John Lipscomb, retired Riverkeeper boat captain and former VP for Strategic Planning with Sr. Carol De Angelo The Office of Peace, Justice and Integrity of Creation invite you to take a one-hour online pilgrimage by listening to reflections of panelists who were on...
Catholic Sisters Sail the Hudson to Raise Awareness about Water Pollution
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE When: Friday, September 5, 2025, 12:30 pm ET Where: Cold Spring Pier 2 West Street Cold Spring, NY 10516 **Photo opp at 12:30 pm before the pilgrimage** CONTACT: Sr. Carol De Angelo, SC cdeangelo@scny.org 718-549-9235...
Woke Like The Saints
Yes, we believe in being woke—not as the distorted insult it has become, but in the truest, most Gospel-rooted sense of the word. To be “woke” is to be awakened—by love, by truth, by the Spirit of God. It is to open our eyes to injustice and refuse to look away. St....
Sisters of Charity of New York to join national ‘Sisters Speak Out’ day of action from Mount Saint Vincent
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE On Tuesday, June 24 at 3:00 p.m., the Sisters of Charity of New York will join with congregations across the country for Sisters Speak Out, a coordinated day of action to protest immoral budget decisions and policies that harm the most vulnerable...
Pride Month 2025
As Sisters of Charity of New York, we reflect on the Gospel call to love without exception and to stand with the LGBTQIA+ community and all those who are marginalized or excluded. This Pride Month, we reaffirm that every person is created in God’s image — beloved,...
Living Laudato Si’ at the Barbara Ford Peacebuilding Center
https://youtu.be/sKGhJIFkMIQ?si=1ke_uUjLxBtA5OpV Watch the short video on our YouTube Channel As Laudato Si’ Week draws to a close, we are reminded that the call to care for our Common Home is not a one-time event—it’s a way of life. Nowhere is this more powerfully...
A Mother’s Day Reflection
My First Rally: Hands Off Hastings — Our First Stand for Justice By Diandra Garcia-Heredia, Advocacy & Program Coordinator for PJIC Last month, I attended my very first rally — the Hands Off Protest in Hastings-On-Hudson, NY at the VFW...








