Here you will find a collection of news articles that were posted to our website from 2013 to present.
The Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR) is deeply troubled by the decision of the Trump administration to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for more than 57,000 Hondurans.
The award is given annually at La Roche College's spring Commencement.
We commend to your charity the soul of our beloved Sister Antoinette Basis who departed this life on April 25, 2018.
The 2018 Pentecost Sacred Arts Festival at Our Lady of Grace Parish in Scott Township is a showcase of inspired talent in art, literature, and music.
The book chronicles what LCWR learned as it navigated the six-year investigation by the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith from 2009-2015.
Conservation deal saves Sisters of Divine Providence land from development, unique ecosystem to remain wild for future generations
Patrizia Morgante, Communications Officer for the UISG, interviewed Sister Maria Clara Kreis, CDP, who created this Scale to help Apostolic Women Religious.
As we welcome spring, we are pleased to share with you this reflection written by Sister Michele Bisbey.
Saint Clare’s Villa resident, Sister Celine Maasen, found a way to help others and the environment in living a life of service.
In the middle of winter, with snow and very cold temperatures at home, I find myself in an oasis: a beautiful small garden with blooming and colorful flowers and trees. I am in the convent of the Hermanas Franciscanas Misioneras de Jesús (HFMJ)* in El Salvador.
Sisters joined the march in downtown Pittsburgh to protest the gun violence plaguing American schools.
The Sisters of Divine Providence invite you to join in our Triduum Liturgies at Providence Heights.
Quietly on, Friday, March 16, 2018, 2018, Dorothy Donnelly Webb of Swissvale went home to the Father.
We commend to your charity the soul of our beloved Sister Mary Providence Kriley who departed this life on March 16, 2018.
On-air with Don Marsh of KWMU 90.7 FM, Sister Barbara McMullen discusses the history and work of the 15 orders of Catholic Sisters in the St. Louis region and an exhibit about them at the St. Louis Public Library.
The album, by Rosemonde Deck, CDP, contains 16 original piano compositions.
By the time of the St. Louis Public Library's founding in 1865, Catholic sisters had already been at work for nearly a half-century in St. Louis.
A group of sisters that pushes for corporate responsibility played an apparent role in the Feb. 28 announcement by Dick's Sporting Goods that it would stop selling assault rifles and raise the minimum purchase age for firearms to 21.
Sister Mary Traupman of the Sisters of Divine Providence, a lawyer by training, read a letter detailing her concern over the spring opening of a shooting range, the INPAX Academy of Personal Protection, in an office building in McCandless Crossing.
There was the Spirit of St. Louis. But before that, there were the spirits of St. Louis.