Seton Legacy – Sister Victoria Marie Gribschaw “Sister Victoria Marie Gribschaw, recently retired from the faculty of Seton Hill University, is a champion of many causes, all growing out of her keen interest in economics and social justice and how they intersect. She studied housing issues, the plight of single women with children, and the…
Sister Teresa Kotturan, SCN, to discuss United Nations Sustainable Development Goals GREENSBURG, Pa. – Sister Teresa Kotturan, SCN, will present “Leave No One Behind—A Call to Preferential Option for the Poor through Sustainable Development Goals” at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 11, 2019, at Cecilian Hall in the Administration Building on the Seton Hill University…
Read the newest issue of Celebration! 2019 Winter/Spring Volume 28, Number 1 Seton Legacy East—Sister Victoria Marie Gribschaw Seton Legacy West—Sister Marian Grace Brandt Laudato Si’!—Sisters Caring for the Earth, Our Common Home Q&A—Interview with Sister Helen Timothy, IBVM Preserving the Oral History of the Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill The Wise Women of…
Sister Cory recalls her time in El Paso with immigrant families Soccer offered a welcome break from the bleak life of the immigrant children. Fortunately, our shelter located at the diocesan pastoral center was blessed with enough space to provide a makeshift soccer field. Teams were chosen and a game was about to start, when…
Planting Trees in Mongolia Turning the Desert into a Forest The Fruit of Ten-Year Effort by the Korea-Mongolia Greenbelt Plantation Project The journey of the Greenbelt Plantation Project is described in a pdf document presentation from the Korean Department of Forestry. To view the document in its entirety, download here. Please note, some browsers may…