A Lenten Online Retreat on Prayer
During Lent (March 6th to April 20th), have weekly interactions with a spiritual companion via Skype, phone, or in-person
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Save The Date for our Maryland Celebration!
SSND Education Calling Us Back Together!! Join us for a special dinner on Tuesday, May 7, 2019, where we will reminisce, renew friendships with Sisters and former classmates, and hear what SSND is doing today as the congregation celebrates its 185th year. -
Our Sisters Have Been Transforming Lives for 185 Years
In honor of 185 years of ministry, reflections, essays and articles by and about sisters are featured here daily throughout the year. We invite you to share a memory or note about how SSND has touched your life. Please click for more.
News
The Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation Departments of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, Atlantic-Midwest and Central Pacific Provinces, reject President Trump’s emergency declaration as an abuse of executive power.
As a refugee forced to flee from conflict Dr. Mireille Twayigira’s story is one of survival and resilience.
She speaks as part of the A part of the Full of Hope Tour
Sisters Mary Goretty Aboge from Gambia, Monika Ulrik from Hungary, Teresinha Dorigon from Brazil and Sharon Kanis from our province recently returned from a two-week seminar in Rome on interculturality.
Events
In honor of the 185th Anniversary of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, we challenge you to help us reach our goal of $185,000 to support care for our aging sisters and our transformative educational ministries. To accept the challenge, click here.
Mission in Action
A new study has found that the Tennessee River is among the most polluted in the world, due to a high concentration of microbeads. Microbeads are found in many hygiene products.
In 1987, the UN Brundtland Commission defined sustainable development as “meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”
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.
