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The National Farm Workers Ministry's BVM representative Kimberly Emery shared information on an upcoming webinar, "Too Hot to Work," that will be held at 1 p.m. CST Wednesday, Aug. 13. Come learn. Come listen. And come ready to take action…
Lynn Winsor, BVM celebrates 50 years at Xavier College Preparatory in Phoenix. by Kari Litscher For 50 years, “Sista” Lynn Winsor, BVM has ministered at Xavier College Preparatory (XCP) in Phoenix, leaving a significant mark on the school and its…
by Mary Fran McLaughlin, BVM Completing her three-year term as a member of the BVM Communications Advisory Committee, Emma McCarthy will continue to assist with her “younger” voice, planning issues of Salt magazine and advising/reacting to social media outreach. Following…
BVM Sisters will welcome Connecticut-based artist Steven Parlato on Friday, Aug. 1, for an in-person presentation about his exhibit, “They Are Not Disposable,” depicting 16 Black Americans whose lives were cut short by racial violence. An opening reception, featuring a…
Angie Connolly (center), current Salt editor, is surrounded by decades of wisdom from previous editors BVMs Mira Mosle (l.) and Teri Hadro. The Third Article of a Three-Part Series by BVMs Teri Hadro and Mira Mosle As sisters changed, so…
Wahlert student Grace Wethal shares insights from her experience at the CSW69 during a panel discussion at Mount Carmel Bluffs. by Roberta White, BVM Being among over 10,000 girls and women from around the world, all working for a better…
On June 24, 2025, women religious, associates, and their allies will gather in Washington, D.C., for Sisters Speak Out: Prayer & Public Witness for Immigrants and a Just Economy. Sponsored by more than 50 congregations including the Sisters of Charity,…
Susan Sylvan (l.); and Vicky and Virgil Gehling Donor Profile: Vicky and Virgil Gehling, A Lifelong Commitment to the BVMs by Kari Litscher “We have always been impressed by the social progressiveness of the BVMs. They are truly committed…
BVM Scholarship Recipient Sophia Hey uses art to advocate change. by Kari Litscher Sophia Hey’s story is one of overcoming personal challenges and using her experiences to help others. As a recipient of multiple BVM scholarships, she has used her…
To Our Dear Neighbors, As Catholic Sisters, vowed women religious, we deeply value the relationships and encounters we have with so many of you while serving in schools, hospitals, parishes, retreat centers, nursing homes, food pantries, and outreach centers. Even if we…