Charlotte Ann Hall, accompanied by her five daughters, graced the grounds of Nazareth today in a heartfelt visit. The journey was especially special as they marveled at the newly landscaped grounds in front of the Motherhouse in memorial to the legacy of their aunt and sister, Dolores Greenwell, SCN. The visit included a tour of the restored church and the gravestone of their beloved aunt and sister.

The SCN Legacy Society recognizes with gratitude those who have remembered the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth in their estate plans.

Bangalore Province gives thanks and gratitude to all who reached out to give support during 2018 the Kerala Flood which claimed the loves of many and devastated the region.

A former OLN Academy student reflects on the profound influence of Sister Dolorosa Glaser, whose teachings shaped a lifelong career in education and service. Inspired by her example, the student contributed to significant community initiatives, carrying Sister Dolorosa’s lessons of confidence, excellence, and giving throughout life.

The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth saw another successful Give for Good fundraising campaign this year, with nearly 100 donors providing monetary support to help families in Nelson County have a nice Thanksgiving dinner.

During the annual crafts fair in Bardstown, Kentucky, two siblings from Saint Joseph School, located near the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, decided to use the event to respond to the devastation caused by the recent hurricanes.

These women continue to be ambassadors in their communities as they share their stories about the beautiful people they have met in Belize and how their hearts are filled with love each time they immerse themselves working alongside volunteers and home recipients year after year.

From adversity emerges resilience: Soni, a mother in Rajgir, overcomes physical handicaps and challenging family dynamics thanks to her strength, the support of Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, and the generosity of donor Maria Shyama. A testament to the transformative power of charity.

How donors gifts are creating hope for a compassionate presence from Sisters to people in a remote community.

Mark and Cindy Rhonemus have been volunteering with the SCN Volunteer Mission Program since 2015. For their most recent trip to Las Flores, Belize, they raised all of the funds needed to complete a home for a family in need.

Inspired by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth’s Fan Drive, a supporter in Sweetwater, Tennessee, has started a similar effort to bring relief to his local community during the hot summer months.

Alina’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.

Frances “Frannie” Groom returned to Nazareth one final time on Oct. 6, when Sisters gathered for her burial in the SCN Cemetery. A former Sister, longtime donor, and Legacy Society member, Frannie remained connected to Nazareth throughout her life and chose to make the community her final resting place.

Recently, the Sisters who reside and minister in Louisville chose, individually or as a group, different organizations to support with donations and items for those who need special assistance during the holiday season. This year, the Sisters chose to support a special family in Bath County, located in the Appalachian region of Eastern Kentucky.

As we close another remarkable year, I am filled with gratitude and awe at what we have achieved together. The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, with your unwavering support, have made significant strides in their mission to bring justice, education, and empowerment to those in need, guided by the compassionate spirit and teachings of Christ.