A Catholic coeducational school for pre-kindergarten through grade 6 owned and operated by the Sisters of Saint Joseph.
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Founded in 1994 by Sister Diana Dolce, Hope Hall lives up to its name for students and their parents.
Nativity Preparatory Academy is a co-institutional middle school located in the city of Rochester.
The SSJs and Nazareth Elementary are in partnership with The Aquinas Institute, a college preparatory co-educational school.
A non-denominational, non-profit agency, that has enriched the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities for nearly 70 years.
Saint Joseph’s Neighborhood Center offers more than its name would imply.
Founded in 1996, SSJ Volunteer Corps provides a faith formation experience, fostering the relationship between young people and the needs of their communities.
The ministry was started by Sister Peg Brennan in 2005 to help people in the northwest part of the city of Rochester.
Morning Star is a foster care home founded to meet the needs of children with exceptional physical and/or emotional needs.
A special place that provides pediatric respite care for children with serious medical and developmental conditions ages six months to five years.
A Catholic worker house of hospitality, Bethany House provides shelter for homeless women and children.
As Sisters of Saint Joseph prayer is one of the most significant parts of our lives.
Spirituality programs for Men & Women to claim or reclaim faith as essential for life.
The Motherhouse is the heart of our Congregational life. You are welcome to consider our Motherhouse as a place for group retreats, gatherings & meetings.
A ministry of the Sisters of Saint Joseph that features a unique assortment of fine gifts, collectibles, & more.
Mostlywood is an artisan's work shop located at Cobblestone Springs Interdenominational Retreat Center in Dundee, New York.
The Sisters of Saint Joseph distribute unleavened altar bread to churches for use in the celebration of Eucharist (Mass)
In 1940, five Sisters of Saint Joseph departed for Selma, Alabama to work with and on behalf of African Americans in that area.
Our mission in Brazil was founded in response to the call made by Pope John XXIII for religious communities to establish missions in South America.
