A Wide Variety of Gifts – A 60th Jubilee
A wide variety of gems have been unearthed and polished by S. Mary Ann Humbert throughout her 60 years as a Sister of Charity of Cincinnati. Read More.
Seeds of Learning: Mother Seton’s Legacy
As we celebrate Catholic Schools Week, we remember our founder, Elizabeth Ann Seton, and her legacy of education. Read More
A Call Within a Call
Throughout her 70 years as a Sister of Charity, education has played a most important role in S. Laetitia Slusser’s life and ministries. She credits the Community in which she entered in 1952 for providing her with the educational opportunities she has so much enjoyed. Read More.
Santa Maria – The Recent Years
To conclude the celebration of the 125th anniversary of Santa Maria Community Services, S. Judith Metz and Santa Maria’s Christy Cauley take a look at how the organization has continued Sisters Blandina and Justina’s vision from the 1970s to the present day. Read More.
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Enjoying the Fruits of Their Labor
This weekend Sisters living in Mother Margaret Hall nursing facility had the opportunity to take part in making cherry pies. After the pies were baked, the Sisters gathered for an afternoon social to enjoy the desserts.

Catholic Schools Week: Jan. 29-Feb. 4, 2023
Sisters of Charity and employees got into the spirit of Catholic Schools Week with celebrations throughout the week. On Tuesday, Jan. 31 a complimentary “school lunch” was provided to employees with a few special guests serving as cafeteria monitors. In Mother Margaret Hall, Sisters took part in activities which included a spelling bee and social studies lesson. Both Sisters and employees enjoyed the opportunity to be “out of uniform” during the week, wearing their favorite Catholic schools spirit wear.

Congratulations
Congratulations to S. Barbara Busch, who is a recipietn of the 2023 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Keep the Dream Alive Award, presented on Monday, Jan. 16, 2023 at the Church of the Resurrection. The award honors individuals within the Archdiocese of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky who exhibit the principles of Dr. King and “Keep the Dream Alive” through their social justice efforts and commitment to serve.

Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.
S. Louise Lears joined thousands of people – from all ages and backgrounds – on Monday, Jan. 16 in Washington, D.C. to march in remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. She remarked, “I was blessed to be in DC, joining people across the nation, for this march – on your behalf.”