SAVE THE DATEv

2018 AssemblyThursday, July 26th at 1:00 p.m. -

Sunday, July 29, 2018Carondelet Center

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Congregational Chapter 2019Called Together for the

Life of the WorldJuly 14-28, 2019

Saint Louis, Missouri

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Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet

July 20, 2018

Next issue July27th

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e- designsSally’s Reception into

the Congregational Novitiate

O On behalf of our Congregation last month, Sister Danielle Bonetti, CSJ welcomed Sally Koch into our Congregational Novitiate. Sisters and Associates attended the ceremony

held at Carondelet Center in Los Angeles, CA. v ~ Submitted by Meyling Eliash-Daneshfar, editor

Mature in faith but still capable of wide-eyed wonder,

the CHILDLIKE are often those identified

not by age but by experience of OPENNESS

to the great mystery of God’s unfolding LOVE and MERCY.

~ Kathy Hendricks

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Remembering

A Focus on Homelessness

ForSisters & Associates

Click on button above for:v Thank you notes from Sisters Caroline Chang, Ines Telles and Rosita Aranita.

Please remember our relatives and friends who have recently died:7/14 Ruth Chang, sister-in-law of Sister Ann Faber Chang, CSJ7/? Vincent Partisano, brother of Sister Chris Partisano, CSJ (A)7/17 Fr. Eugene Corbett, brother of Sister Kathleen Corbett, CSJ (RIP)

Life at Medaille House of Discernment is centered around prayer, reflection, community and ministry in the spirit of the CSJ charism. Connection and relationship is our focus. This happens in planned and spontaneous moments. Often residents like Julie Tapia and Sister Ines Telles, CSJ, have a nice conversation while sitting on the window seat in our community room. Julie is a student at Mount Saint Mary’s University and is living at Medaille House during the summer months. The great love of God lives in our lives, our community and in service to the dear neighbor. v ~ Submitted by Sister Darlene Kawulok, CSJ

Medaille House News

L/r: Sister Ines Telles, CSJ, Julie Tapia

Help us see the face of Jesus in every homeless person we meet today.

In preparation for the Assembly discussion on Homelessness and acknowledging your own energy and gifts, you might want to consider an appropriate commitment to the dear homeless neighbor. Please consider doing the following: Advocacy, researching resources available to assist the homeless, participating on a committee, praying for the homeless, volunteering at a homeless facility/food bank or.......? I want to thank all of you who entered into conversation during these past months regarding your experiences of and concern for the homeless. v ~ Submitted by Sister Diane Smith, Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation Coordinator

When Your Friends NeedPrayer, The Sisters of St. Joseph created the website–prayersplease.com Anybody may request prayers anonymously and free of charge. v

PRAYERS PLEASE