The Opus Prize is one of the world’s most prestigious recognitions for faith-based, nonprofit innovation and work. Good Shepherd Sisters around the world celebrated when Sister Catherine Mutindi, RGS, received the $1 million Opus Prize last November. The prize benefits the Bon Pasteur program she began in the Kolwezi cobalt mines in the Democratic Republic of…
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“To journey without being changed is to be a nomad. To change without journeying is to be a chameleon. To journey and be transformed by the journey is to be a pilgrim.” ~ Mark Nepo Holy Land pilgrims Eight Good Shepherd Sisters from the Province of Mid-North America traveled to the Holy Land in December…
“I entered the Catholic Charities building with some sense of sadness,” Sr. Mary Frances Altavilla said. Thus begins the story of a memorable afternoon meant to honor the legacy of Good Shepherd in Baltimore. Catholic Charities held a reception to honor the Sisters of the Good Shepherd and the legacy they have left behind in…
Sisters of the Good Shepherd completed the sale and transfer of its LA Shelter to Catholic Charities of Los Angeles in October 2019. Msgr. Cox, Executive Director of Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, oversaw the sale. He has assured us of his “desire that Catholic Charities does justice to the Sisters’ love and dedication for…
The Province of Mid-North America moved 59 graves in August. They moved the graves from the province’s private cemetery in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, to St. Catherine Perpetual Care Cemetery in Moscow, Pennsylvania. The Diocese of Scranton owns the cemetery where the graves now rest. Bishop Bambera donated the land for the new space. It had…
