WE BELIEVE IN A WORLD OF JUSTICE AND UNION WITH GOD AND ONE ANOTHER.
THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH WOULD LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THEIR CAMPUS IS ON OCCUPIED INDIGENOUS LAND, SECATOGUE LAND. ALGONQUIN INDIANS INHABITED LONG ISLAND FOR CENTURIES AND THE SECATOGUE TRIBE OCCUPIED ALL OF THE AREA IN THE TOWN OF ISLIP.
We invite you to join us as we work to live out Jesus’ call to love and service.
Serving God’s people is the ministry of the Sisters of St. Joseph.
The Season of Creation for 2021ended on the feast of St. Francis October 4th. It was marked on our Brentwood campus on the prior Sunday with the celebration of an outdoor earth liturgy incorporating our connection with the sacred community of Earth. Prayers of repentance were offered for our destructive abuse of Earth, and prayers of commitment were offered for
Eighty-five years ago on September 14 , 1936, 15 young women gathered with 8 Sisters of St. Joseph in the parlor of the Rose Crest Mansion in Jamaica Estates and breathed life into a place we all know and love, The Mary Louis Academy. Over the past 85 years the graduates of TMLA have impacted our world in every way
This summer a number of young women and men joined the Sisters of St, Joseph on our Brentwood campus to learn about organic farming and ecology. Some of them were WWOOFers (World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms) volunteers, and some were interns working with Amanda Furcall,our land ecologist, All of them came with enthusiasm, energy, and a desire to be
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