On Feb. 8, we celebrate the feast of St. Josephine Bakhita, patron saint of human trafficking survivors.
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Irene always knew that she was the beloved of God, and that this was the source of her joy and energy.
The Academy of the Holy Angels hosted alumnae from the Classes of 2016 through 2019 at its January 10 College Angels Reunion.
Much like our province, the Central Pacific Province is going through many changes. They are finding comfort in memories and rituals.
On Sunday, January 5, three Sisters from Villa Notre Dame in Wilton - Ilona Mensik, Marie Denise Murphy and Miriam McGuire - were blessed by the VND community as they prepared to leave and join the SSND community at Ozanam Hall in Bayside, NY.
Sister Mary Elizabeth knew from a very early age that she wanted to devote her life to God. Her last mission as a SSND was at Ozanam Hall, where Sisters from our province created a new community last September.
GCCM has major plans for 2020 and is urging all concerned Catholics to get involved.
Each week in January 2020, your OPCIC Committee members are going to offer you a suggestion for a merry way to add some personal development in community to your life. You might even want to make some of the suggestions a resolution for 2020.
Musician Erin Choi has a singular quest: She wants to connect people to Korean culture through the gayageum, a zither-like string instrument.
Notre Dame Preparatory School was named for the ninth consecutive year among The Baltimore Sun's Top Workplaces.
Public reminded to reach out to seniors living in care homes or living alone over the holidays.
YOU DID IT!
Because of your generosity we exceeded our Giving Tuesday goal! And because of the dollar-for-dollar match from an anonymous donor, 72 families will receive new water catchment systems in Lagonav, Haiti.
The School Sisters of Notre Dame affirm the inherent dignity of every person and the right of people to seek security and safety for themselves and their family members. Take Action Now to help Members of USCSAHT fight for two bills on Capitol Hill today!
An amazing chain of events began when Roz Spruill “wanted to be enlightened.” Her enlightenment spread from Baltimore to McAllen, Texas, to the Comunidad Enlaces de Esperanza in Arizona, and eventually to children on the Texas and Arizona borders!
Recently, people of Haiti have been protesting to demand that President Jovenel Moise must resign amid allegations that he embezzled hundreds of thousands of dollars of government funds designated for severely needed community programs.
The fourth in our series: We are at a point in time where both our people and our planet face severe challenges, including 40 million people living in situations of modern slavery and people being displaced due to climate change. Can we SSNDs make our finances work for people and the planet?
We are each on our own spiritual journey, but we have a shared spirit that goes beyond our faith. At an Associate gathering this year, Baltimore Associate Carla Hobson shared the following reflection.
Third in our series: Today, our ministries include recent newcomers from many countries to the United States and Canada. At the same time, as shareholders, we are prompted to address the support given by many international corporations to the current U.S. immigration policies which are contradictory to our national tradition of welcoming immigrants.
The second in our Series: Our Directional Statement calls us to “discern . . . which urgent and critical global concerns we are called to address and we dare to respond boldly in unsuspected ways.” Is water one of the urgent and critical global concerns?
Nearly 150 people attended the Baltimore Donor Appreciation Mass and reception on March 31. Father John McCloskey celebrated the Mass and many participated in the celebration.
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