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In Remembrance: Sister Mary Catherine Cleary
With an easy ability to learn names, each child was recognized and acknowledged individually. Her creative flair filled hallway spaces with seasonal decorations, making school a happy place. Praised as an excellent teacher and administrator, the Archdiocese of New...
See. Love. Vote. Virtual Campaign Launch
The Sisters of Charity of New York are joining NETWORK Advocates for Catholic Social Justice and other partners on Thursday, July 9 at 7:30pm ET to celebrate the launch of See. Love. Vote. a non-partisan voter education and mobilization campaign! At this launch party,...
In Remembrance: Sister Jeanne Delaney
Known as a gentle caring person, Sister Jeanne always saw the positive in others and in situations. She maintained an upbeat outlook on life which made her easy to approach in time of need and a happy companion for any adventure. A ready smile always invited a...
God Is Not Deceived By Pageantry
This weekend, some religious and political leaders will gather in Washington to “rededicate” America to God. But God is not deceived by pageantry. You cannot rededicate a nation to God while: denying people the right to vote, separating families, terrorizing...
The Road To God Runs Through Justice
Today, faith leaders and voting rights advocates crossed the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, to defend one of the most sacred rights in a democracy: the right to vote. The march responded to renewed attacks on voting protections, especially in communities of...
Earth Day at Mount Saint Vincent
Sisters and staff of the Sisters of Charity of New York gathered twice on Earth Day at Mount Saint Vincent to celebrate the beauty of creation and renew their commitment to caring for our common home. The day began with a morning prayer service beside the Laudato Si’...
Spring Benefit 2026
Guests had a wonderful time at this year’s Spring Benefit, held on Friday, April 17 at The Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers. The evening brought together friends, supporters, and partners of the Sisters of Charity of New York for a joyful celebration filled with gratitude,...
A Leadership Statement on Blasphemy and Public Witness
Faith is not a prop. The sacred is not a costume. And God is not a branding tool. We are deeply troubled by the continued misuse of religious language, imagery, and symbols for personal glorification, political theater, and public spectacle. What we have witnessed is...
In Memoriam: Sr. Patricia Padden
With her smile, Sister Patricia could brighten a room and make people happy. She loved a good party where friends gathered and enjoyed each other’s company. She loved everything Irish - from music and dance, poetry and song, to the very country itself. Her times of...
Now We Rise.
We watched. We walked. We stood at the cross. And we saw what the world does to truth, to love, to the vulnerable. And still- God raised Him. Christ is risen. Which means every system built on fear, every act of violence, every attempt to crucify the innocent— will...
