Led by six visionary General Superiors, in 1966 the Canadian CSJ Congregations (Toronto, Hamilton, London, Peterborough, Pembroke, and Sault Ste. Marie) established the Canadian Federation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Canada. Read about each of these Foundresses in this new Historical Highlights series created by the Archives-Heritage Committee, beginning with Mother Maura.
Read about Mother Mary McGaghran who led the Pembroke Congregation from 1957-69.
Read about Mother Alacoque Hayes who led the Hamilton Congregation from 1960-1972…
This 1-minute video asks us to consider: Is It Time for a New Economic Model?
Read about Sr. Julie Cecilia Moore who led the London Congregation for 12 years…
With a mighty river as the symbol of biodiversity at risk, you can now access the 2023 Season of Creation Prayers entitled Let Justice and Peace Flow.
Read about Sister Norean McColgan who became General Superior of the Sault Ste. Marie Congregation in 1962.
