In Remembrance of Sr. M. Anne Regina Corcoran, SBS

This announcement about Sr. M. Anne Regina Corcoran continues our new tradition of memorializing our Sisters as each moves on to her eternal reward.

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Enrich Your Faith

See the Monday blog posts and reflect on the upcoming Sunday’s readings as a way to enhance your faith journey.

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The School Year Is Underway

View some tips on school-related evangelizing.

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It takes action to bring about change.

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.

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Many Thanks to You!

We thank our wonderful committee, sponsors, advertisers, attendees, volunteers and all who supported our GALA event in any way.

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The Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament:
Who We Are

Our consecration is a free and total gift of ourselves to GOD. The Eucharist, God's free and total gift to us, is the heart of our lives.

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Kicking off our Annual Appeal 2019-2020

Help us to bring our vision to life by lending your support!

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Pray with Us!

Together we can unite against hatred, racism, and terrorism. Please join us in prayer for peace and world unity. Click below for our prayer page.

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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.

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.

VISION STATEMENT:

A Eucharistic World Rooted in Compassion and Justice

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.