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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.
On International Migrants Day (Dec. 18), and always, we appreciate the positive and integral role of immigrants in our communities. This “Just Act” celebrates the richness and vitality immigrant people bring to the United States and counters the most common misconceptions about them.
On October 13th I had the privilege and honor to be present at the canonization of St John Henry Newman in St Peter’s Square, with an estimated 20.000 pilgrims. He was the first Briton to be made a saint since 1976.
Sister Joan has shown an enthusiastic capacity to try new things throughout her life. In her “retirement,” although she never expected it, Sister Joan is putting her minor in history to good use!
Thank you to Friends of 6401 Facebook group (which includes many IND alumnae) and the staff at Maria Health Care for a wonderful Halloween Party!
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!
On October 11-12, Ministry Services facilitated Session Three of the Ministry Formation Process, focusing on Justice, Peace and the Integrity of Creation (JPIC) and how SSND implements and advances the JPIC agenda. Also discussed was Catholic tradition, identity and Catholic social teaching.
For thirty years (1966-1996) she was a teacher at St. Alphonsus Grammar School on the north side of Chicago, teaching third and fourth graders alongside the School Sisters of Notre Dame. After retiring from teaching, she volunteered as a tutor and then helped with secretarial tasks in the parish office at St. Alphonsus Church.
On September 21, Associates from Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut renewed their covenants during a ceremony in the chapel at Villa Notre Dame in Wilton.
As Sisters in Wilton prepare to move from Lourdes to Ozanam Hall, Sister Justine Nutz created a design for the large bulletin board at VND to honor this time in the Sisters' communal lives.
Learn about steps you can take to support the youth climate action on Sept 20th, find out more, make your own prayer vigil or march!
The distance between New Jersey and Puerto Rico closed a bit this summer, as students and staff from the Academy of the Holy Angels contributed to the island’s hurricane recovery effort.
Our teachers were nuns from the School Sisters of Notre Dame. Each nun wore a formidable habit of white and black. Each nun insisted on discipline and quiet – or else!
My journey with the School Sisters of Notre Dame began in 2001 when my husband, Mike, and I met Sister Mary Oliver Hudon and Sister Carleen Cekal. They had just joined our parish, St. Ann Catholic Church, in West Palm Beach.
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!
Each summer since 2011, volunteers from the Academy of the Holy Angels have been winging their way to Philadelphia to help organize Saint Peter the Apostle School for the new academic year.
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.
"I believe in this life, and I believe it is critical to the furthering of the Gospel, but I can also see how, just in my lifetime, the face of it has changed dramatically. The expression of the life is taking on a whole new form." Read Global Sisters Report article on Sr. Carol Zinn Exec. Dir of LCWR
Join SSND and AWE at Lights of Liberty; A vigil to end Human Detention Camps - July 12. Let's raise our voices to protest the inhumane conditions faced by refugees.
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