Who We Are…
Celebrating more than 145 years of service in the community, the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston are ordinary women from all walks of life.
We work for unity and reconciliation where there is brokenness, helping people become whole and holy, individually and together. Also known as the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph (CSJ), we are a Catholic community with over 500 women who are sisters, associates, agregees and volunteers sharing in Christ’s mission of unifying love.
Read About…
July 31 Statement on DACA Changes from CSSJ Federation
We, the Federation of Sisters of St. Joseph, compelled by the Gospel and by our heritage to be responsive to the “dear neighbor” without distinction, are disheartened to learn of these sweeping changes to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program which the Department of Homeland Security recently announced. Click to read the full statement and recommended action.
Staying Connected in this Uncertain Time With St. Joseph Spiritual Ministries
Since we last gathered, we have all been faced with two pandemics: Covid-19 and Racism. Our plan for all our prayer gatherings this year is to look together at each of these pandemics in light of these questions: How do we pray/or how have we been praying in these challenging times? How do we stand in a “posture of hope?”
Event Dates
COVID is Emptying our Lives: The Blessing in the Shadow. Afternoon of Prayer – St. Joseph Spiritual Ministries
Mornings and Evenings of prayer include a presentation on a particular theme, time for quiet prayer and reflection, an opportunity to share and a communal closing prayer.
March 25, 2021- Living the Dream Dinner RESCHEDULED -SAVE THE DATE
NOTE: This event is RESCHEDULED for March 25, 2021. Join us on this evening as we dare to continue to dream with & for the people of Boston
Our Ministries
We fulfill our mission through a diversity of ministries inspired by the ever-changing needs of the Church and the world; we build right relationships and community where we live and work.
These ministries address the interconnectedness of housing, literacy, justice and peace, education, healthcare and more. They embrace our core values of gracious hospitality, love and service of the dear neighbor without distinction, peaceful resolution of conflict, and care for all God’s creation.
