Remember with us Sister M. Ann Elizabeth Lamsback, SBS, who went to live with the Lord on February 23. Click the link below to view the details of the viewing and Mass.
Saint Katharine Drexel's Feast Day is March 3rd. Participate in our Novena and pray with us in preparation for her Feast Day.
As concerned Catholics, we are called to take action. The Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament unite with LCWR in prompting all to join us in our efforts to end gun violence.
Help us to bring our vision to life by lending your support!
The Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament stand in solidarity with the Call from the Leadership Conference
of Women Religious to end gun violence and to encourage you to find ways to make your own voice
heard in your local areas. Contacts with the President and with other elected officials, op-ed pieces, and
letters-to-the-editor are among the ways you may consider using your moral authority as a citizen.
This is a critical time to stand together publicly for change.
https://lcwr.org/media/lcwr-calls-end-gun-violence
Take action.
Stop gun violence.
VISION STATEMENT:
A Eucharistic World Rooted in Compassion and Justice
MISSION STATEMENT:
Guided by the spirit of Katharine Drexel, we are called to share the gospel message with the poor, especially among the Black and Native American peoples, and to challenge all forms of racism as well as the other deeply rooted injustices in the world.
CHARISM:
As Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, we believe God calls us to be a sign in the world of the power of the Eucharistic Christ to effect unity and community among all peoples.
Follow along in the footsteps of a saint as you learn about St. Katharine Drexel’s family, her life, her ministry and canonization.
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Companions on a Faith Journey features blog posts — reflections on each week’s readings from Sr. Annette Marie O’Donnell, SBS.
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