They use their vast leadership experience, education and administrative skills to build and sustain programs that bring health care, education, safety, leadership skills, and spirituality to people in need. 

The Sisters of St. Joseph have been building networks of help and hope throughout the world for more than 350 years. In Minnesota, the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, St. Paul Province, built the first schools and hospitals where there were none. 

Today, the Sisters’ network of programs reaches out to new immigrants and refugees and those who are sick, homeless, abused – the people made invisible because of their lack of resources – as well as spiritual seekers from all walks of life. 

St. Mary’s Health Clinics provide free healthcare each year to more than  12,000 uninsured patients.

Young women learn how to be leaders for social justice through the St. Joseph Worker program.

                 

At Learning In Style sisters teach language skills and basic education  to adult immigrants.

Sarah’s...an Oasis for Women provides a  supportive home for women in transition, some escaping torture, abuse and violence.

Seekers of all faiths explore the spiritual dimensions of contemporary  life at Wisdom Ways Center for Spirituality.

                                                                                                                               

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