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Services for Our Dearly Departed Born to Life – January 18, 1931 Born to Eternal Life – January 27, 2017 GREETING the BODY:                 4:00 PM – Monday, January 30, 2017 LITURGICAL

Sister Joan Marie Brandner shares her experiences in an article written for the Global Sisters Report by Sister Joyce Meyer, an international liaison. Sister Joan Marie answers question about what is involved in becoming a

Dear Friends/Leaders in the Catholic Community in the United States, Subject: Invitation to sign a letter from Catholic leaders to Mr. Trump re Nuclear Abolition Among many others issues and concerns remains the threat presented

Presentation Sisters and Cojourners from the Sioux Falls area celebrated New Years Eve by sharing prayer, food, music and fun. Before the night was over, they all committed themselves to be an artisan for peace

Sister Joanna Bruno (left), from San Francisco, and Sister Liz Remily (right), from Aberdeen, packing the jeep for the trip to the Standing Rock Reservation. By Sisters Joanna Bruno, San Francisco, and Elizabeth

The Venerable Nano Nagle’s Lantern Light reflects back on her in letter writing campaign Internationally, the Presentation Sisters, Friends of Nano, Associates, co-workers and students were invited by the Union’s Nano Nagle Commission to write

Happas for the newly hatched fish. A blessed and happy Christmas to each of you.  We are blessed to live in a country that is not at war as so many are experiencing

The Presentation Sisters in Zambia were featured in a Global Sisters Report article by Teresita Abraham. Often in the Garden of Oneness here in rural Zambia, we take moments of silence to honor the core

By Kay O’Neil PBVM “There is an urgent need to work for a world free of nuclear weapons, in full application of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, in letter and spirit, with the goal of a complete

By Rev. John Dear Today, Pope Francis released the annual World Day of Peace Message for January 1, 2017, called “Nonviolence—A Style of Politics for Peace.” This is the Vatican’s fiftieth World Day of Peace

The Presentation Sisters willing go forth to any part of the world to work for justice, alleviate oppression and promote human dignity. This is done in a spirit of love and joy. In the Sioux

Sister Joyce Meyer was excited to attend an international meeting in Nairobi, Kenya, at the end of October: Catholic Sisters, Champions of Sustainable Development.  Through panels and guided discussions, sisters discussed how to further their