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- Sisters of Saint Joseph
Seized by the love of our Triune God and compelled to incarnate the CSSJ charism of unioning love, we, Sisters of Saint Joseph of Philadelphia, strive to address the urgent challenges of the present and the emerging future for the Congregation, the Church, and the life of the World
- Our History - Sisters of Saint Joseph
The Sisters of Saint Joseph of Philadelphia trace their origins to 17th century France Founded amid the devastating consequences of wars of religion and tempered by their experience of revolution, sisters brought their determination to unite “neighbor with neighbor and neighbor with God” from Lyon, France to 19th century America
- Our Spirituality - Sisters of Saint Joseph
The spiritual tradition of the Sisters of Saint Joseph is rooted in six core values found in the writings of Jean-Pierre Médaille, SJ These core values can be considered as attitudes of heart or pathways that advance God’s desire that all be one
- Becoming An SSJ - Sisters of Saint Joseph
The process of becoming a perpetually professed Sister of Saint Joseph takes approximately eight years Along the way, women in initial discernment and formation get to know and minister alongside our sisters, live in community, and experience our deep life of communal prayer—all through the lens of our mission and charism!
- Sisters of Saint Joseph Center for Spirituality
The Sisters of Saint Joseph Center for Spirituality is the Congregation’s newest sponsored ministry The Center will serve those who desire to experience God’s love in an atmosphere that fosters wholeness and healing Our desire is that it will be a dwelling for God’s unioning love
- Contact Us - Sisters of Saint Joseph
Our mission as Sisters of Saint Joseph flows from the purpose for which our Congregation exists We live and work so that all people may be united with God and with one another
- Elected Leadership Team - Sisters of Saint Joseph
Sisters of Saint Joseph Congregation’s leadership team is known as the General Council It is comprised of five sisters: the Congregational President, Vice President and three Councilors
- Maxims - Sisters of Saint Joseph
The Maxims of the Little Institute, written by Jean-Pierre Médaille, SJ for the first Sisters of Saint Joseph, are 100 short sayings offering guidance for their growth into deepening relationship with God, others, and self Thus, the Maxims of the Little Institute are an invitation to wholeness and holiness
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