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School Sisters of Notre Dame Champagne Brunch!
Join us as we celebrate 185 years of transforming lives through education - Locally and Globally. Learn about our current ministries over brunch while surrounded by New England’s spectacular autumn palette!
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We Invite you to become an Associate
We invite you to join us. As an Associate, you join with the School Sisters of Notre Dame in carrying out the mission of Jesus Christ in the spirit of Blessed Theresa of Jesus Gerhardinger, our foundress, to bring all into oneness with God and assist others to grow into the fullness of their potential.
Events
Thank you for helping us get more than halfway to our Oktoberfest raffle Goal! There is still time to buy a raffle or 10 for this major fundraiser to benefit our sisters and the ministries of the Atlantic-Midwest Province. Our goal is to raise $125,000! Click here to Purchase!
Champagne Brunch: Please join us for brunch and learn about our current ministries, surrounded by New England’s spectacular autumn palette! Click Here
News
The sisters determined through research that women had local resources available to them, and that the greater need was for personalized tutoring for children.
Margaret Ann Smith was born to Patrick Joseph Smith and Mary Theresa McGuire on November 15, 1935, in Manhattan, New York. Her parents were from County Longford, Ireland and Woodford, County Galway, respectively.
"On the feast of St. Benedict, the train brought me to Richmond, Virginia."
Mission in Action
Learn about new energy rules, drastic changes to the number of refugee admissions, how to take action and a program by the Catholic Climate Covenant, with your local community on October 4th.
The feast day of St. Josephine Bakhita on February 8, and the World Day Against Trafficking in persons on July 30, call us to take responsibility for raising awareness of the situation of victims of human trafficking and for the promotion and protection of their rights.
Discovering a call to a particular life commitment takes time. It requires honesty with ourselves about our gifts and talents, inclinations and deepest desires. The more we get to know ourselves, the better we are at detecting God’s movement within our hearts.
