About Us
Our Mission
Our mission flows from the purpose for which the congregation exists: We live and work that all people may be united with God and with one another. It is rooted in the mission of Christ, the same mission which continually unfolds in His church,
“That all may be one as You, Father, are in Me, and I in You; I pray that they may be one in Us.”
(John 17:21)
Guiding Principles
Our Spirituality
-Adapted from the Consensus Statement of Sisters of St. Joseph
Our Leadership
Marie Hogan, Pat Warbritton, and Sue Torgersen.
Our Heritage
375 years ago, the Sisters of St. Joseph were founded when six women began meeting in a small kitchen in Le Puy, a town in the south of France. These six women had a common desire to grow in their love of God and serve the unmet needs of the people around them, whom they called their “dear neighbors.” Under the spiritual direction of a Jesuit priest named Jean Pierre Medaille, they formed the first community of Sisters of St. Joseph in 1650.