All recent posts from the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth
Growing Sustainability Through Community Partnerships
The office of Ecological Sustainability continues to strengthen community connections through its partnership with New Pioneers for a Sustainable Future. From invasive species management to youth environmental education and civic engagement, these collaborations bring people together to learn, take action and care for our common home.
LIFE (Living Independently in Full Existence) held its annual Mass celebration recently at St. Martin de Porres Church in recognition of the International Day of Older Persons.
Nazareth the Beautiful
A new book invites readers to experience Nazareth through photographs, history, Scripture, and the words of those who helped shape the spiritual life of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth. Nazareth the Beautiful is now available for purchase.
Girls Rising in Rajgir
For more than two decades, Sister Rose Plathottam has helped girls from marginalized communities in Bihar, India, pursue education and new opportunities. At Chirag Vidyalaya, more than 200 girls have graduated, including former students who now work as nurses and other professionals, creating new possibilities for themselves and their families.
A Lasting Legacy, Frannie Groom Remembered
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.
Sister Saleth Mary’s Ministry of Presence
Sister Saleth Mary Arockiam shares how visiting older adults who live alone has shown her the value of listening, companionship and simply being present.
Sister Tess Joins Dairy Workers Calling for Dignity
Sister Tess Browne joined dairy workers, faith leaders and community supporters in Quincy, Massachusetts, supporting Migrant Justice’s Milk with Dignity campaign. Representing the National Farm Worker Ministry and Quincy Interfaith Network, she welcomed participants.
Living Water for Kanye, Botswana
Sister Ann Muthukattil has served in Botswana for 25 years. As a conclusion to our Season of Creation series, she shares how a water project has brought life to the village of Kanye.
Long Recovery in Nepal, Sisters Remain
Sisters of Charity of Nazareth are continuing their response to devastating flooding in Nepal. After providing emergency relief, Sisters and partners are expanding efforts to support 175 families with health services, sanitation, educational materials and assistance for children returning to school as affected communities begin the long process of recovery.
Sisters at Nazareth and Pittsburgh Celebrate St. Vincent de Paul
Sisters of Charity of Nazareth at Nazareth, Kentucky, and in Pittsburgh observed the feast of St. Vincent de Paul with prayer, community gatherings and gratitude for lives spent serving others. The Pittsburgh celebration also honored Sisters Pat Bartolo and Mary Ann Genovich, each marking 60 years of religious life.
Ecospirituality Prayer Service: Heal the World. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
This year, the Patna Province’s Laudato Si’ Committee is publishing prayer services to support their goal of connecting with ecological spirituality. September’s prayer service was provided by Sister Cecilia Simick.
SCN Associates Gather for Annual St. Vincent de Paul Retreat
“Vincent and His Gift of Collaboration” On...
Rakhis for Creation
Students at Navjyoti School in Surkhet, Nepal, connected the tradition of Raksha Bandhan with care for creation by tying handmade Rakhis to trees and pledging to protect the environment.
SCNA Weekend Sees Strong Participation as Relationship Grows
A strong turnout for the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth Associate fall gathering reflected the relationship’s growth as new and longtime Associates joined Sisters at Nazareth Sept. 25-27. The weekend culminated in a ceremony at St. Vincent Church where 18 people made their first commitments as SCN Associates, two renewed three-year commitments, and four made lifetime renewals. Sister Barbara Flores, Provincial of the Western Province, called the gathering a “beautiful milestone” for the Associates and Sisters alike.
A Feast Day Filled With Joy in Kenya
The Feast of St. Vincent brought several joyful milestones for SCNs in Kenya. Six women made their first commitment as Associates, the school received its long-awaited registration from the Ministry of Education, and Sister Helen Sathiya received her Teachers Service Commission certificate after three years of work.
Celebrating St. Vincent de Paul in Botswana
Sisters and 12 Associates gathered in Kanye, Botswana, on Sept. 19 to celebrate the feast of St. Vincent de Paul. The gathering included a reflection by Father Joseph, the renewal of Associates’ commitments during Mass and a shared meal.
Nazareth School of Nursing Group Gather at Nazareth
Former students of the Nazareth School of Nursing in Mokama, Bihar, gathered at Nazareth, Kentucky, to reconnect, share memories and visit with the Sisters. Their time together included tours, conversation, a shared meal and reflections on how their nursing education and friendships have remained part of their lives.
St. Vincent de Paul’s Feast Day Calls Us to Prayer and Service
On Sept. 27, the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth and Associates will celebrate the feast of St. Vincent de Paul. Across continents and cultures, all are invited to pray for a wounded world and renew their commitment to serve people in need.
Living Water: Transforming Lives in Gadi
In celebration of Living Water during the Season of Creation, Sister Rosita Kavilpurayidathil, SCN, shares with us the improvements to life and health that have come by bringing clean drinking water to the people of Gadi, Surkhet District, Nepal.
Celebrate the Journey 2026 Sheds Light on Sister Luke’s Legacy
When Sister Luke Boiarski asked the volunteers in the room to stand, people rose throughout the gathering. Each had answered an invitation to serve alongside the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth. Each carried a story from the experience.
That moment was at the heart of Celebrate the Journey 2026, held Sept. 24 at the Nazareth Motherhouse Campus. Sisters, Associates, volunteers, donors and friends gathered to recognize Sister Luke as she retired from leading the SCN Lay Mission Volunteer Program, a ministry she had guided since 2008.
A Renewed Path: Labyrinth Welcomes New Season with Rededication
As autumn arrives at Nazareth, participants gathered at the newly restored labyrinth behind the Guest House on Sept. 22 for a moment of prayer, reflection and renewed connection with creation.
“Walking Through Autumn” marked the autumnal equinox and was part of “The Turning of the Seasons: A Laudato Si’ Series,” a yearlong collaboration between the Nazareth Retreat Center and the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth Western Province Office of Social and Environmental Justice.
Joyful Reunion at Pabalelong Hospice
Former patients of Pabalelong Hospice in Botswana returned for a day of reunion, prayer, storytelling and celebration. Patients, relatives, staff and a board member gathered to reconnect and give thanks for progress made since leaving hospice care, including patients who are now walking and working again.
Floods in Bihar and the SCN Response
Rising floodwaters in Bihar brought destruction and uncertainty, along with a call to solidarity. In response to the needs of people affected by the flooding, members of the Patna Archdiocese met Monday, Sept. 7, 2026, at St. Xavier’s B.Ed. College in Patna. Sisters Elsy Kotteriyil and Priyanka Murmu attended.
Pres Students Prepare for Belize Volunteer Immersion
Seven Presentation Academy students were commissioned at Nazareth, Kentucky, before traveling to Las Flores, Belize, with the Nazareth Volunteer Ministry. Accompanied by Sister Amina Bejos and Johna Fortener, the students will help build a home in honor of Sister Edna Fabre who taught at Presentation Academy for nearly three decades.
Nazareth Academy Students Gather in Kentucky
Students of Nazareth Academy in Gaya, India, gathered at Nazareth, Kentucky, to reconnect, share memories, and reflect on the school that helped shape their lives. The gathering included stories from former teachers and Sisters, visits to historic places at Nazareth, and plans for future gatherings across the United States.
Finding Peace Through Care
In Nepal, Karna found support through a mobile health clinic after losing his father and facing debt. Through that experience, he began to recognize the care surrounding him. In this video, Lisa Perakatt, SCN, shares Karna’s story and reflects on how these encounters continue to shape her ministry.
The Record Highlights SCN Response to Nepal Flooding
The Record, newspaper of the Archdiocese of Louisville, recently featured the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth and their response to the catastrophic flooding in Nepal.
Sirisha Finds Family and Hope
In Andhra Pradesh, India, Sirisha faced hardship after losing her father at age 8. Through the Preranalaya Social Development Centre, she found support, encouragement and a sense of family. In this video, Sudha Rani, SCN, shares Sirisha’s story and reflects on how these relationships shape her ministry.
The Charity of Christ Impels Us
Sister Joel Urumpil, SCN, reflects on Nazareth Academy in Gaya’s response to recent flooding and its long history of serving people in times of crisis. She shares how the SCN spirit of compassion and service continues through students, teachers and staff today.
Sisters Respond to Nepal Disaster
See how the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth are reaching families after devastating floods in Nepal. Please keep those who are grieving, displaced or still waiting for loved ones in your prayers. Learn how you can help support relief and recovery efforts with a donation.
New Volunteer Coordinator at Nazareth
Jasmine Huston has been named Volunteer Coordinator in the Office of Mission Advancement. She will guide Nazareth Volunteer Ministry participants through local and international experiences rooted in service, reflection and relationships. Jasmine hopes to help volunteers learn from others, build connections, and live the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth mission.
Remembering Dr. Brighid Malone
The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth in Botswana are mourning Dr. Brighid Malone, a longtime physician and friend who died Aug. 19 in Mumbai, India. She held a special relationship with the Sisters, cared for many people, and supported breast cancer patients through Journey of Hope Botswana.
Give for Good
Help the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth build a safe home for Javier, Ana, Jose and Deisy in Belize. A group of Louisville students will travel with Sister Amina Bejos to help construct the home in honor of Sister Edna Fabre, whose ministry inspired generations of young women to put compassion into action. Your gift will purchase the lumber, concrete, roofing, doors, windows and other essential materials needed to make this family’s long-awaited home possible.
Belize Community Unites for Start of School Year
The event was designed to help children and families prepare for the new school year.
The Labyrinth Refreshed
The labyrinth at Nazareth has been refreshed and is once again open for all to enjoy. Thanks to the work of many hands, the path has been renewed. Misty Musk, director of the Nazareth Retreat Center, called the effort “a lesson in trusting the path,” step by step.
Sisters Plan Response to Nepal Glacier Collapse
Sisters of Charity of Nazareth are working with partners in Nepal to assess damage and provide assistance after catastrophic flooding destroyed homes, farmland and infrastructure in the Dhading district. The glacial collapse near Nepal’s border triggered flooding whose effects have reached vulnerable communities far beyond the area where the disaster began.
Planting Hope in the Highlands
Tucked away in the verdant hills of Meghalaya, Phudumbah is a remote village in the Diocese of Nongstoin, one of the youngest dioceses in northeastern India. Surrounded by pine-clad hills, misty landscapes and close-knit Khasi communities, the village reflects both the beauty and challenges of rural life.
A Sweet Tradition for 105 Years
Chocolate filled Nazareth as Sister Teresa Margaret Bransky celebrated her 105th birthday. The Redstone Candy tradition began years ago during her ministry in Pennsylvania and continued through the Vincentian Sisters. For her birthday, her nephew brought chocolates to share, connecting Sister Teresa’s past with the community celebrating her today.
Laudato Si’ Action Platform Certificate Earned by SCNs
SCNs earned the Laudato Si’ Action Platform annual certificate. We reflect on the last five years of effort towards integral ecology and dedication to caring for all creation.
A Joyful New Beginning for the SCN Mission in Kenya
The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth joyfully welcomed Callen Nyaboki as the first candidate from Kenya to begin a journey of discernment with the congregation. This milestone in the history of the SCN mission in Kenya was celebrated with a prayer service Sept. 1, 2026.
Sister Mukta Advocates for Migrant Workers
Sister Mukta Marandi urged stronger legal protections for migrant workers during a regional gathering in Burdwan, West Bengal. She encouraged greater knowledge of labor laws and access to benefits, compensation and emergency assistance as dioceses plan Migrant Resource Centers across Bengal and Sikkim in India.
World Prayer Day and the Season of Creation
Today is World Prayer Day and the beginning of the Season of Creation. Learn what the congregation is doing to celebrate.
“I See Your Goodness And Value Your Service”
Raksha Bandhan is a traditional Indian festival that celebrates the bond of love, care, respect, and protection between brothers and sisters. On this day, a sister traditionally ties a rakhi (a sacred or decorative thread) around her brother’s wrist. In return, the brother expresses his love and commitment to care for and support her. Gifts and sweets are also commonly exchanged.
This beautiful tradition was creatively and meaningfully celebrated by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth in Vasai.
Sister Rose Plathottathil Visits Nazareth
Sister Rose Plathottathil, second from right, visited Nazareth today while traveling in the United States with family. After attending events in Minneapolis, she stopped at the Motherhouse on her way to Houston, Texas, with her brother and niece. Sister Rose serves in Rajgir, overseeing a hostel for children.
Foundation Day in Belize – Sept. 1
Sept. 1 is Foundation Day in Belize, a time to celebrate the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth’s enduring presence and ministry in the country. Since 1975, Sisters, Associates, Volunteers and mission partners have served in health care, education, lay ministry formation, social work, parish ministry, home construction and many other areas.
A Special Place
Sisters of Charity of Nazareth and Associates gathered at Camp Maria for prayer, recreation and time together. Swimming, boating, evening prayer and quiet moments along the water filled the week, continuing a cherished tradition at a place that holds generations of memories and meaning.
Saints Come Alive for Children in Belize
For Sister Valerie Miller, a recent mission trip to Belize offered an opportunity to share the Catholic faith through prayer, creativity and time spent with children.
Sister Valerie arrived in Belize on Aug. 6, 2026, before traveling to Las Flores with five other teachers. During the first four days, the group helped register 100 children for school. Each child was supported by a sponsor from the United States.
Ecospirituality Prayer Service: “The Gift of Living Waters”
This year, the Patna Province’s Laudato Si’ Committee is publishing prayer services to support their goal of connecting with ecological spirituality. This month’s prayer service is provided by Sister Suchita Kullu, and helps us prepare for the Season of Creation and the theme of “Living Waters”.
Landmark Victory for Women
Sister Joicy, a Sister of Charity of Nazareth and legal advocate in India, helped a mother escaping domestic violence challenge a barrier facing Christian women seeking divorce. Her efforts led to a Kerala High Court ruling allowing women to file for divorce where they live, expanding access to justice.
Camp Maria friends gather together
On August 15th, a donor appreciation event was...
Sisters Attend Religious Leadership Conference
At the recent LCWR Annual Gathering, held Aug. 11-14, 2026, in Orlando, Florida, under the theme “Many Charisms, One Spirit, One Call,” SCNs Jackulin Jesu, Barbara Flores, Vijaya Chalil, Michelle Grgurich, Suchita Kullu and Camille Panich joined women and men religious from across the United States, Canada and Latin America to celebrate the 70th Anniversary of LCWR, honoring seven decades of faithful service. Watch the video here.
Onam Celebrations Unite Communities in Culture and Fellowship
The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth in the Bangalore and Patna provinces celebrated Onam with prayer, cultural traditions, festive meals and community gatherings. The celebrations honored Kerala’s rich heritage while highlighting the intercultural spirit of the SCN Congregation.
Commitment to Immigrants and Migrants and Statement on Magnifica Humanitas
Please find attached the following documents approved by the Executive Committee in 2026:
Sister Jeanine Jaster: A Profile
Writing this account was not easy. I do not keep careful track of dates, and many names have faded with time—but the gratitude, the faith, and the love remain clear.
Sister Higinia Celebrates Silver Jubilee
Sisters, Associates, family, and friends gathered at Nazareth on Sunday, Aug. 23, 2026, to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of Higinia Bol, SCN, marking 25 years since she first professed her vows in the same chapel.
Hope in Mississippi
Nearly a decade after the deaths of Sister Paula Merrill and Sister Margaret Held, their ministry continues through the people and places of Holmes County, Mississippi.
A Shared Journey Toward the 2027 Assembly
The first preparatory workshop for the 2027 Province Assembly was held Aug. 16-17, 2026, in Patna. It brought together 62 sisters, primarily coordinators from communities across the province. Participants also included sisters from Shalom, the Provincial House, Arunodaya and B Block.
Sister Reena Theruvankunnel: A Profile
In God’s love, there is always hope
In God’s grace, there is always a way
In God’s presence, we are never alone.
Burned, Not Broken
After surviving a brutal acid attack, 13-year-old Sajitha is rebuilding her life with support from Joicy Joy, SCN, and the Pratiksha Centre in India. Through legal advocacy, emergency assistance, and ongoing accompaniment, the Sisters are helping her family pursue justice and look toward the future with hope.
A Great Adventure
For 18 years, Sister Luke Boiarski, has brought people together across cultures and communities through prayer, service and relationships. As she prepares to retire from the SCN Lay Mission Volunteer Program, Sister Luke reflects on the people, unexpected journeys, and shared experiences that shaped a ministry reaching around the world.
Pre-Independence Day Celebration at Nazareth Academy, Mokama
Nazareth Academy, Mokama, celebrated a meaningful Pre-Independence Day program on Aug. 14, 2026, fostering patriotism and a deep sense of national pride among students and staff.
Maybe Someday Is Now
Maybe you have felt that quiet pull to step beyond your routine and serve. Listen to it. Come to Belize. Work with others, share meals, and build a home for a family in need. You do not need special skills, only a willingness to come. Join the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth in Belize, Nov. 9 to 18, to build a home for a family in need. This opportunity offers hands-on work, shared immersion experiences, and meaningful connections.
Embrace Life
A handwritten note on Sister Connie Tarallo’s desk offers a window into her life: “Embrace the life you have, even if it is not the one you imagined.” After six decades as a Sister and the recent loss of her right leg, she lives those words through gratitude, community and love.
Culture Has a Long Memory
Across Jharkhand, drums sounded, dancers moved and young people celebrated the cultures that shaped their communities. For World Indigenous Peoples’ Day, students joined Sisters, teachers and neighbors to honor Adivasi identity through music, dance, art and storytelling, carrying traditions rooted in generations past into the lives of a new generation.
Therese Martin Blehar, SCN
Therese Martin Blehar, SCN, died Aug. 7, 2026, at Vincentian Home after a brief illness. She was 96 years old and in her 69th year of professed religious life. Visitation will be held at St. Louise Convent Chapel, 8200 McKnight Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15237, on Thursday, Aug. 13, 2026, beginning at 9 a.m. (please use the garden entrance). A wake service will begin at 10 a.m., followed by a funeral Mass at 11 a.m.
Life Skills for Students
Students in Mokama explored choices that shape daily life during a seminar focused on digital citizenship, care for creation and mental well-being. Sister Elizabeth Lobo shares how students were encouraged to use technology wisely, care for the environment, support one another, and make responsible choices for their lives and futures.
Students Take Larger Stage
Thirty young athletes from Nazareth Academy stepped into regional competition ready to discover how they measured up. They returned to Gaya with new confidence, hard-earned lessons and a gold medal. Sister Anita Tigga shares how competition brought out the best in the students and gave their school plenty to celebrate.
Nazareth Academy Organizes Co-Curricular Activities and Observes World Nature Conservation Day
Nazareth Academy held a series of interhouse and interclass competitions throughout July 2026. Various clubs and departments organized the activities.
A Story With Teeth
They walked nearly 2 kilometers for something many take for granted: a dental checkup. Sister Roselyn Karakattu shares how nearly 150 children and mothers received free dental care in Nema, Gaya, and how Nazareth Academy alumni and dental professionals came together to serve the Mahadalit community.
Summer Bond Camp
Another successful year of Summer Bond Camp was held in Belize City at Swift Hall, St. Martin’s. The week-long camp served 100 children, ages 7–11, from the Southside community, with the support and dedication of 40 volunteers
Honoring the Presence of Grandparents
Preranalaya Social Development Centre (PSDC), a unit of Asha Deep Society, organized a Health Care for the Elderly program on July 10, 2026, for the senior citizens of Musunuru village.
Annual Day Celebration in Kenya
t. Francis of Assisi Academy in Marereni celebrated its Annual Day on July 30, 2026, with enthusiasm and joy. The event brought parents, priests, Sisters, invited guests, teachers and students together to celebrate the children’s achievements and talents.
Stitch by Stitch
Help these Sisters keep stitching. They need worsted-weight acrylic or cotton yarn in bright or variegated colors to create protective sleeves that help preserve water filters, providing clean drinking water to families around the world. Donate yarn by mailing it to Nazareth or drop it off at O’Connell Hall. Details inside.
Scrapbooks of Nazareth Academy
Submitted by Sydney Langille, Heritage Center...
Sisters, Associates Celebrate Summer Season in Boston
Sisters of Charity of Nazareth and Associates in the Boston area gathered July 18 at Catherine Spalding House to celebrate the feasts of St. Vincent de Paul and St. Mary Magdalene, as well as the summer season.
LIFE Seniors Share Fellowship in Belize
LIFE’s senior support group in Belize gathered at Swift Hall on Thursday, July 23, for a morning of practical education, recreation and fellowship.
Stitch by Stitch
Help these Sisters keep stitching. They need worsted-weight acrylic or cotton yarn in bright or variegated colors to create protective sleeves that help preserve water filters, providing clean drinking water to families around the world. Donate yarn by mailing it to Nazareth or drop it off at O’Connell Hall. Details inside.
Nazareth Hospital Mokama Celebrates its 78th Foundation Day
On July 19, 2026, Nazareth Hospital, Mokama, joyfully marked its 78th Foundation Day. This was a sacred milestone in the hospital’s legacy of compassionate healing and selfless service in Mokama and beyond. For nearly eight decades, this institution has stood as a beacon of hope, embodying the healing mission of Christ through the dedicated hands of generations of Sisters, doctors, nurses, and staff.
Evelyn Fugazzi, SCN
Evelyn Jeanette Fugazzi, SCN, 93, died Tuesday, July 21, 2026, in Louisville, Kentucky. A Sister of Charity of Nazareth for 69 years, she served in education, pastoral care, and volunteer ministry. A green burial will be held in Nazareth Cemetery at 10 a.m. Thursday, July 23, 2026, with a memorial Mass to follow in St. Vincent Church at 10:50 a.m.
What a joyful celebration!
On Wednesday, July 15, the Louisville area...
Unforgettable Evening of Music
Watch the full recording of Americana 250 Celebration: Many Peoples, One Nation and enjoy an evening of music, reflection and community at Nazareth. Whether you attended or are watching for the first time, we invite you to share in this memorable celebration.
Morris Takes on New Role as Director of Associate Relationship
The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth community gathered at St. Vincent de Paul Church on Tuesday, July 14, for a special liturgy missioning Kaylee Morris as the new Director of the SCN Associate Relationship.
New Trailer Released for Documentary Featuring Nazareth History
A new trailer has been released for Current: A Descendant’s Journey for Truth, featuring the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth’s work to preserve the history of enslaved people and African Americans connected to Nazareth. The documentary includes interviews with Sister Theresa Knabel and highlights the Congregation’s commitment to telling this history with honesty.
SCN Response to Yellow Fever Epidemic and 1918 Influenza Pandemic
Written by Sydney Langille, Heritage Center...
Every Person Is Part of the Body of Christ
For more than 25 years, Sister Luisa Derouen has accompanied transgender people through prayer, listening and spiritual direction. Speaking at Nazareth, she invited the community to recognize every person’s dignity and place in the Body of Christ, reflecting the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth’s commitment to walk with people on the margins.
A Proud Chapter in Our Journey!
Navjyoti School, Surkhet, made history in sports as its senior girls’ 3×3 basketball team earned its first-ever podium finish in an interschool basketball tournament. The team competed in the Inter-School Basketball Tournament, held July 4–6 and organized by the Nepal Basketball Association, Karnali Province, in Birendranagar, Surkhet.
Miss Kentucky’s Teen Shares Mission of Resilience
Laken Blanford of Bardstown, Miss Kentucky’s Teen 2026, visited the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth on Thursday, July 9, to share the story behind her nonprofit, The Resilience Project, and discuss its mission of helping children overcome trauma through meaningful opportunities.
What Nepal’s Women Taught Me
During her first visit to Nepal, SCN Vice President Sister Amrita Manjaly met women whose lives have changed through the ministries of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth. Their stories of perseverance, economic independence, stronger families, and hope demonstrated how opportunity, support, and community can strengthen women and those they love.
2026 Super Raffle Winners Announced
The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth have announced the winners of the 2026 Super Raffle, celebrating not only three big prizes but the global mission that every ticket helps support.
Sewing New Beginnings
Women affected by gender violence struggle to find work and rebuild their lives. At Navjyoti Center Surkhet, the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth provided tailoring training while the municipality donated sewing machines. Together, they are helping 10 women gain income, confidence, independence and hope for the future.
Landslide Survivors Welcome the Sisters Who Walked With Them
When the Vijayan family received the keys to their new home in Kerala’s rehabilitation township, they knew there was one group they wanted to celebrate with them. Before settling into this new chapter, they invited the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth to bless their home.
What Is the Pelican Society? How Monthly Giving Supports the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth
The Pelican Society is the monthly giving program of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth. Through recurring donations, members provide reliable support that helps the Sisters respond quickly to the needs of children, families, older adults, and communities facing poverty, disaster, and injustice.
Behind Every Confident Child Stands a Caring Father
The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth at Nazareth School, Chandapura, celebrated Father’s Day on July 4, 2026. With joy and appreciation, the school welcomed 380 fathers for a special event honoring their guidance and sacrifices.
Bringing Health Care to Migrant Workers
Migrant workers in Bangalore face barriers to health care because of low wages, long work hours and limited access to medical services. Sisters joined partners to provide free health screenings, medicines and referrals for more than 400 workers, with additional clinics planned to continue serving this vulnerable community.
Listening First, Serving Next
Through prayer, service and partnership, the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth continue to respond to today’s needs while helping shape a more just and compassionate future.
Embracing Wellness Through Yoga
Nazareth School, Chandapura, observed International Yoga Day on June 24, 2026, with great enthusiasm, promoting the importance of yoga as a pathway to holistic health and well-being. Students at Nazareth at Sanjeevani School, Vasai, also observed the day with special activities.
Every Environmental Decision We Make Today is a Signal For Tomorrow.
Nazareth Convent High School, Vasai, celebrated World Environment Day on June 25, 2026. This year’s theme, “Inspired by Nature for Climate, for Our Future,” echoed the global celebration hosted by Azerbaijan, bringing the world together with one urgent message: Every environmental decision we make today shapes tomorrow.
Nazareth Academy Celebrates Alum’s Achievement
Nazareth Academy alumnus Shubham Kumar has secured All India Rank 1 (AIR 1) in the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Advanced 2026, one of India’s most competitive engineering entrance exams.
Sisters Honor Alumna’s Wish to Be Buried at Nazareth
On June 26, the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth gathered in St. Vincent de Paul Church to celebrate the life of Jane Yen and accompany her to her final resting place in Nazareth Cemetery, fulfilling a wish she had carried for many years.