Sisters in the News

A recap of our Holiday Boutique last Saturday! Thank you to all who came to support the Sisters and we wish you a Blessed Christmas. Read More

Giving Tuesday is a wonderful day to thank our Sisters - who have given so much throughout their lives - with a generous gift to help those retired Sisters still living in their homes to safely... Read More

(l to r) Associate Director Sister Charlotte Roost, Deputy Grand Knight John Stepanovich, Grand Knight Tony Bloom,  Associate Director Sister Sylvia Anne Sheldon, and Administrative Director Sister... Read More

Join us on Saturday, December 9, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for our Holiday Boutique! This annual event will feature Sister-created art, crafts, jewelry, and gift items, along with baked goods prepared by... Read More

“Never has the use of violence brought peace in its wake. War begets war, violence begets violence.” -- Pope Francis, Angelus, September 1, 2013. The members of the Leadership Conference of Women... Read More

• Pet Blessing
• October 14 Pet Blessing

Due to forecasted heavy rains and wind, we have reluctantly canceled the Pet Blessing scheduled for this Saturday, October 14, 2023, at 10 am at our St. Francis, Wis. convent.  We are sorry for any... Read More

Sisters Take Action in the Spirit of Laudato Si’ “The rich and the poor have equal dignity, and their rights must be guaranteed.” (Pope Francis, Laudato Si’- On Care for our Common Home, paragraph... Read More

Photo above: Sisters Carole Mechtenberg and A.T. Eckelkamp celebrate the good news about the $1 Million Challenge Match.   You did it!  Thanks to the incredible generosity of supporters like you, the... Read More

(front row, l to r): Sisters Ruth Gardner, Anna Marie Stadler, Mariella Boehmer, Canise Kolbeck, Rose Kordick, Darlene Clippert. (second row, l to r): Sisters Rosa Suazo, Leonette Gertner, Edna... Read More

Sister Lenore Steilen, OSF, celebrated 100 wonderful years of life on July 5, 2023. Born in Farmer, S.D., Sister Lenore professed vows in 1944 and for the next 56 years taught primary grades in... Read More