This year Mercy Week focuses on the critical concern of immigration. Each day at noon a member of the SJC community will share their immigrant story. Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/nec-gtdm-qnx (US) +1 435-612-2047 PIN: 355385834# More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/nec-gtdm-qnx?pin=7430706117881&hs=7
As she was dying, Catherine McAuley comforted her mourning Sisters with this advice, “Be sure to have a comfortable cup of tea for ... when I am gone.” Since that time, Mercy communities across the world have hosted teas to honor Catherine McAuley and the legacy of the Sisters of Mercy.This year Mercy Week focuses […]
Did you know that Maine played an important role in the Salem Witch Trials? Dr. Emerson Baker, author of A Storm of Witchcraft: The Salem Trials and the American Experience, will join us to discuss this topic. Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/tdn-zuef-ysq Or dial: (US) +1 252-573-3208 PIN: 915366173# More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/tdn-zuef-ysq?pin=7507074185515&hs=7 Learn more […]
Mission Momentum is a monthly opportunity for conversations about and reflections on our Catholic identity, Mercy charism, and liberal arts foundation.CourageLIVES, founded by the Good Shepherd Sisters of Quebec in 2015, is Maine’s first residential treatment program for survivors of sex trafficking. It provides outpatient services for survivors of human trafficking and exploitation as well as a residential […]
Mission Momentum is a monthly opportunity for conversations about and reflections on our Catholic identity, Mercy charism, and liberal arts foundation.In honor of Black History Month, Dr. Meadow Dibble, founder and executive director of the Atlantic Black Box Project will join us. The Atlantic Black Box Project is a public history project that empowers communities to take up the […]
March is Saint Joseph's Month, and each year we focus on one of our core values during it. This year it is the core value of community. In particular, we "extend this value of community by reaching out to neighbors and to members of the broader civic and ecclesial communities." In this spirit, during this year's […]
