Our most recent Sophia Talks in January was presented by Kathy Sperling, a spiritual care facilitator who works with women in our La Salle and St. Katharine Drexel Place ministries.

A friend prompted me into this reflection when he recently asked me “What is your Faith to you?”

As the New Year begins, we hope and pray that the peace and joy wished upon family members and friends and that the love and affection shown them during this season will endure throughout the year and beyond.

Join us on this quick look back at our activities in 2016!

"I am grateful to each of you for your willingness to share your talents with our Agency and with the people in our care. "

We have launched a new section of our website, called Our Supporters, which offers recognition to those who have supported our ministries and have made a difference in the lives of those we serve.

In our tradition, Christmas is an essential liturgical marker on our spiritual journey. It is a powerful reminder, in the calendar year, that God truly inhabits our human condition.

Individuals in our Adult Disability Ministry (Residential and Supported Independent Living) were welcomed to a Christmas supper at the Wainwright Catholic Social Services office last week.

“True compassion… is our willingness to go and be with the other, especially… those who are on the edges, the marginalized, those who have no voice. That’s what true compassion looks like.”