The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth support the statement made by the National Black Sisters’ Conference on the death of Tyre Nichols. We stand in solidarity with the NBSC as they raise their voice against the death of Tyre and the need for systemic reform.

Under the guidance of dedicated educators like Sister Archana Beck and the leadership of principal Sister Suman Sarojini Dungdung, the school has become a vibrant community where students are encouraged to explore their interests and passions, and develop the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in the world.

A monument honoring enslaved people buried at Nazareth was relocated this week to a more prominent location in the Nazareth Cemetery. 

As the 31 alumni gathered on the school grounds, they were greeted with warm embraces from the Sisters and teachers who had accompanied them on their educational journey. Each person couldn’t help but reminisce about the memories they had shared in this very place, and how those experiences had shaped them into the people they were today.

The Bakhtiapur Health Clinic has been providing vital services to this community for over 50 years. The clinic serves as a shining example of the power of selfless service and dedication. The Sisters have devoted their lives to serving others and have made a profound difference in the lives of the people of Bakhtiapur. They are a reminder of the humanity that lies at the heart of health care.

Jyoti’s future is now brighter than ever, and she had become an inspiration to her peers and family. She was a shining example of how a community built around love for each other can help bring joy into the hearts of many, even in the most challenging circumstances.