2025 Annual Report

SOCIETY OF THE SACRED HEART, UNITED STATES — CANADA

Who we are...

We are the United States – Canada Province of the Society of the Sacred Heart, an international community of women religious in the Catholic Church, known as the Religious of the Sacred Heart, or RSCJ (Religieuses du Sacré-Cœur de Jésus, the name in French). The Society of the Sacred Heart was founded in 1800, in Paris, France, by Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat. In 1818, Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne brought the Society to North America, establishing the foundation of the now United States – Canada Province.

Our mission is to discover and reveal God’s love in the heart of the world through the service of education.

Today, more than 1,300 RSCJ throughout the world continue to live out this mission in 43 countries

LETTER FROM THE Provincial

Dear Friends,

Thank you for your continued support of the Religious of the Sacred Heart in Canada and the United States. Your generosity, your prayers, and your steadfast commitment sustain and inspire us every day.

In our 2025 Annual Report, we hope you will see the impact of your decision to support the Society of the Sacred Heart. Your generosity makes it possible for us to carry forward our mission through ministries that serve children and young people, which allow spiritual accompaniment for students, faculty, alumnae, alumni, and associates, all of whom are searching for meaning and hope. These pages show and tell of lives touched and strengthened — made possible through your decision to give. Your action is a part of our mission to discover and reveal God’s love in the heart of the world. Thank you.

Your gifts to The Giving Fund play a vital role in ensuring compassionate, high-quality care for our elder sisters. Because of you, they are able not only to receive the care they deserve, but also to continue sharing their wisdom and presence as mentors, spiritual companions, school trustees, and volunteers.

We are also deeply grateful to those who have joined The Cor Unum Legacy Society. Through bequests and legacy gifts, you help secure the future of our mission for generations to come. Such thoughtful commitments are a profound expression of faith and solidarity, and they encourage us in our service.

As members of the Family of the Sacred Heart, we believe we are united in the Heart of Christ. Please know that you and your loved ones are remembered in our prayers with gratitude.

Gratefully and in prayer,

Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ Provincial

Society of the Sacred Heart United States – Canada

LETTER FROM THE Director of Advancement

Dear Donors and Friends,

Thank you for your incredible support of the Society of the Sacred Heart’s mission to discover and reveal God’s love in the heart of the world through the service of education. What a pleasure it is to write to thank you for the many ways you are engaged with the RSCJ year after year. We are truly thankful. Please note: This annual report covers the period of September 1, 2024, through August 31, 2025.

When you are curious about how you help our sisters to stay active in ministry, I invite you to watch a video of Gina Rodee, RSCJ, who volunteers at the University of San Diego.

You may also find interesting a recent livestream event entitled “Who is Pope Leo XIV? A Panel Discussion with People Who Know Him.” In it we hear from Provincial Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ, and Carolyn Osiek, RSCJ, a noted theologian. Sister Osiek was once a teacher and spiritual advisor of Father Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo. You can watch a recording of the February 11 event, which was held at Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart in Miami.

Throughout the year, we write to tell you about needs of the sisters. With 46 percent of Religious of the Sacred Heart living in retirement communities, your gifts are needed more than ever to help us address maturing infrastructure, secure additional spaces in retirement centers, and meet the growing costs associated with health care and long-term care.

Bequests from donors who named the Society of the Sacred Heart’s USC Province in their will, sometimes many years ago, arrive a few at a time annually. These make a positive impact, support the RSCJ ministries, and help us manage current and future elder care costs. To learn more about bequests to the Society visit our website

Overall, I hope you see that the difference your gifts make is vital for the sisters’ quality of life. You support their well-being, and you understand their wishes to serve God’s people as educators, spiritual directors, mentors, school trustees, and volunteers. You encourage them to continue their mission-driven activities. With grateful hearts, they all say thank you, thank you, thank you!

Best regards,

Anne L. Wiehagen, CFRE Director of Advancement

awiehagen@rscj.org | 314.880.0551

Update your email address with us at gratitude@rscj.org

FY25 DONATIONS

FY25 BEQUESTS RECEIVED FROM 23 DONORS $2,093,117 $2,571,825

FROM 1600 DONORS

$4,664,942

FY25 TOTAL DONATIONS FROM 1,623 DONORS

Our Priorities

From the very start, Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat called Religious of the Sacred Heart to respond to the urgent needs of God’s people by demonstrating a contemplative sensitivity and regard for the human dignity of each person through the service of education. Today, in accordance with the Society of the Sacred Heart Constitutions, and the call to discover and reveal God’s love, RSCJ choose to express this mission through a set of four global Apostolic Priorities in response to the needs of the world.

As we seek ways to revitalize our mission in the world today, to reorganize ourselves to foster collaboration, coordination, and communication for greater impact both locally and globally, we recognize that there are four core components — four portals leading us to the same end: Education, Spirituality, JPIC (Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation) and Formation. These are not arbitrarily named components. Careful reflection indicates that these core elements are different facets of the same reality: they illuminate all our service in the Church.

EDUCATION

Education is inherent to the process of humanization and, therefore, is at the heart of our mission to discover and reveal the love of the Heart of Jesus. Education is the process of seeking truth and understanding humanity. Generating learning through experience, encouragement, and mutual discovery, we engage all the members of the community in processes that are inherently relational, dynamic, dialogic and reciprocal. Integral formation encourages the virtues and habits essential to live a fully human life. It includes any process through which learnings are exchanged; experiences are shared; skills, knowledge and attitudes are developed, imparted, acquired — all within the contexts of formal education, popular education, and socio-educational projects. We carry out our work of education across all generations — children, youth and adults.

FORMATION

“Adapted to the capabilities of each one and directed towards responding to the challenges of the world, formation envisages the development of our spiritual, human and apostolic life.” (Society of the Sacred Heart Constitutions, §72)

It is essential that we work together in training ourselves and our mission partners to know and understand the charism of Madeleine Sophie Barat, the spirit of the Society, the contemplative dimension of our educational philosophy and our view that education is transformative. Our hope is to foster spiritual, human growth and apostolic life at every level — in the context of initial and ongoing formation of RSCJ, formation with our lay partners in mission, for the transmission and sustainability of our charism, for leadership and processes of change and transformation.

JUSTICE, PEACE, & INTEGRITY OF CREATION

In the face of the urgent needs in our world, this focus of passion, hope, and energy impels us to act on our desire to become better informed and educated about the interrelationships among the local, regional, national, and international levels so that we may work more effectively toward structural and systemic change. We search for ways to respond to the four imperatives of our time: dealing with relationships of power; working for transformation and willingness to be transformed; caring for our common home; and welcoming those who seek refuge and hope for a better future. Our steadfast commitment to our world in need of justice, peace, and the integrity of creation, beckons us towards transformative engagement and action, especially in situations of vulnerability.

SPIRITUALITY

Our spirituality impels us toward transformation through contemplation of the pierced Heart of Jesus in the fractures and potentiality of our world. The deepening of interiority and the core encounter with Jesus that sensitizes us to his presence in ourselves, in others, in our world — through the contemplative dimension of our life as well as through accompaniment of retreats, spiritual direction, pastoral work, and evangelization. At the same time, we strive to open spaces, in our widely diverse contexts, within which our lay sisters and brothers, our partners in mission, can explore, develop and express their spirituality. This allows us to listen to one another more deeply and to listen for the voice of God speaking through each one.

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Serving at the Border

RSCJ presence at the border continues in a variety of ways as Lisa Buscher, RSCJ, helps address the needs of vulnerable people through a collaborative of women religious supporting people on the move at the CaliforniaMexico border region. She is the chair of the Collaborative for Border Ministries, serves on the board of the Transborder Coalition and continues to be support staff with Border Compassion, a ministry of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet.

FY25 marked her third year of involvement in border ministry. Sister Buscher cohosts crossover events with Border Compassion, bringing volunteers to support migrants living at a shelter in Mexicali, Mexico. From October 2024June 2025, Border Compassion hosted 11 crossover events, bringing 280 volunteers to accompany 228 people on the move seeking legal pathways into the United States. Additionally, she supported those who accompany people on the move through post-crossover theological reflection sessions and offered retreat and respite space for those serving the migrant community in San Diego and Tijuana, Mexico.

In FY25, Sister Buscher helped secure grant funding to support various workshops for border ministry and assisted with Spanish speaking retreats in San Diego. She presented about border ministry to the deacons and their wives of the Diocese of San Diego in March 2025, and to the CSJs of Orange, California, at their congregation’s Assembly in July 2025. She was a panelist speaker at the Union of Superiors General International Assembly in May 2025, where she gave a presentation entitled “Women Religious: Bearers of Hope in Difficult Situations” to 1000 congregational leaders from around the world. The presentation was translated into more than 12 languages.

Sister Buscher also partners with the RSCJ from the Province of Mexico in their new project with people on the move in Tijuana. Her passion to bring God’s love and compassion to support this vulnerable population of people has been integral to the Society’s commitment to justice and being bearers of hope in our blessed and broken world.

CEDC ...social justice by

design.

CEDC is a sponsored ministry of the Society of the Sacred Heart United States – Canada (USC) that provides affordable communication and graphic design services to nonprofit organizations, as well as to the Society.

CEDC also operates as an extension of the USC Province Communications Office, providing design and branding services to the province, while continuing its 40-year tradition of serving under-resourced groups through collaboration with nonprofits. CEDC projects include logo design and branding, publication design, event design, marketing collateral, social media graphics, and more.

FY 2025 Highlights

CEDC continued to design the USC Province Heart magazine, as well as the monthly internal publication RSCJ Update and the previous FY24 Annual Report. CEDC also provided graphical support for the USC Post Chapter Assembly held in July 2025.

CEDC worked on many projects with the Network of Sacred Heart Schools including:

• logo and event design for the Sacred Heart Summit in SeptemberOctober 2024

• logo and event design for the Network Symposium in October 2024

• a booklet entitled An Introduction to Catholic Social Teaching & The Sacred Heart Way

• a poster of Saint Madeliene Sophie Barat commemorating 100 Years since her canonization.

Awards

CEDC won three 2025 GDUSA 61st Annual American Graphic Design awards for: Sophie’s Gift: Our Call to the Future a booklet for the Sacred Heart International Education Commission; logo and branding design work for the 22q Family Foundation; and for God Saw that it was Good: Testimonies of Faith & Stewardship for Our Common Home a book of well wishes for Pope Leo XIV for Catholic Climate Covenant.

2025 Project Partners

USC Province Offices / Sponsored Ministries

Associates of the Sacred Heart Communications Office

Advancement Office

Provincial Office

SacredHeartDNA

Sophie’s Well

Stuart Center for Mission Office of JPIC

Vocation Office

Other Religious / Nonprofit Organizations

22q Family Foundation

Catholic Climate Covenant

Catholic Mobilizing Network

Communicators for St. Louis Sisters

ETA

Friendship Public Charter Schools

Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR)

Legal Services of Northern Virginia Network of Sacred Heart Schools

Nonprofit Montgomery

Religious Formation Conference (RFC)

Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace

Society of Mary in the U.S. (The Marists)

Associates of the Sacred Heart

Associates of the Sacred Heart are women and men who commit to live out the spirituality of the Society of the Sacred Heart. Sarah Cassidy of Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Angela LaGrange Scott of Houston, Texas, serve as co-chairs of the Associates Leadership Team. Currently, there are 15 active Associates groups throughout the province, two of which are virtual. There are 186 active Associates and two discerning a commitment to become Associates. Associate groups meet monthly.

FY25 was full of rich Province-wide formation experiences, in-person gatherings, and opportunities to deepen relationships among Associates from the United States, Canada and Mexico. In the beginning of FY25, Associates attended the Sacred Heart Summit in Chicago. Later in July 2025, they hosted Together as One Heart, held in St. Charles, Missouri, which brought together over 42 Associates and RSCJ — 12 from Mexico. Following this gathering, some Associates joined with partners in mission to participate in the opening days of the RSCJ USC Assembly.

This past year, a new Associates group was established in New York City under the leadership of Elizabeth Guillory and with support from Associate Jane Steinfels. The Associates also hosted several Zoom presentations with RSCJ and participated in the Busy Person’s Retreat and hiking retreat offered by Sophie’s Well.

Notably, in celebration of the 100th anniversary of Sophie’s canonization, USC Associates partnered with the province communications office to produce and share 25 virtual reflections on social media throughout the month of May. A new online merchandise store featuring Associate wares was also launched.

Associates Team

Sarah Cassidy, Leadership Team, Co-Chair

Angela LaGrange Scott, Leadership Team, Co-Chair

Corinne Young, Co-Coordinator Liason Co-Chair

Marie Wise, Co-Coordinator Liason Co-Chair

Kira Dodd, Initial Formation Team

Kathryn Heetderks, Initial Formation Team

Patricia Nichols, Communication/ Liaison Lead

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Welcoming Communities

Welcoming Communities are intentional communities that offer a variety of programs, gatherings, retreats, volunteer opportunities and accommodation options for young adults committed to social justice and spiritual growth. There are four welcoming communities run by Religious of the Sacred Heart located in the Province.

Anne Montgomery House | Washington, D.C.

Anne Montgomery House is an intentional community that provides an experience of community living for young women interested in spirituality and justice. The house is named for Anne Montgomery, RSCJ, a dedicated peacemaker. The house also serves as a meeting place for a larger group of young adults seeking to integrate spirituality and justice. Community members find joy in the inter-generational, inter-faith and international community life offered at Anne Montgomery House.

During FY 25, Anne Montgomery House community members came from Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Germany, Belarus, Italy and Ecuador as well as from Massachusetts, New Jersey, Louisiana, Minnesota, Washington D.C. and Virginia. They participated in Advent and Lenten Taizé prayer at the Stuart Center and, along with other young adults from the local SacredHeartDNA group (called “Heart to Heart”), took part in a day-long discernment retreat with Barbara Quinn, RSCJ. Those in the community who were U.S. citizens showed up at several marches and rallies this past year in support of immigrants and other vulnerable groups. And one highlight of the year was the wedding of a former resident from Venezuela, which took place right in the prayer corner of our living room!

Heart of Oak Community | Boston, Massachusetts

The Heart of Oak Community is home to three Religious of the Sacred Heart and one Sister of St. Joseph of Carondelet. The community’s monthly gatherings for young adults entered its seventh year in FY25. Initially, most young adult participants at these gatherings came from the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, but now the group has expanded as regular attendees invite friends and colleagues. Jesuit Volunteers have also become a steady presence at community gatherings.

Young adult participants offer topics they would like to explore and reflect on throughout the year. Of those covered in the past year include Sabbath Rest, Pilgrims of Hope, and Forgiveness. Each gathering includes a potluck dinner to which all contribute. Following the meal, they pray and reflect on the night’s theme. The space is warmed by a lovely fire during the winter months.

Barb Quinn, RSCJ, remarked that sharing amongst participants this past year has become deeper and broader and that members express feeling more at home with each other. If you find yourself in the Boston area, the Heart of Oak community would love to have you join them.

Welcoming Communities

Rebecca House | White Plains, New York

The Rebecca House Community welcomes young adults seeking an experience of community, reflection, and social action. Most guests at Rebecca House are international visitors who come with a desire to engage in service, work with nonprofit organizations, or support province initiatives such as SacredHeartDNA, a young adult and vocation ministry initiative.

As a welcoming community, Rebecca House also provides hospitality to several Religious of the Sacred Heart, both from within the province and from abroad, who visit the area to attend meetings, retreats, or events, enriching our shared life through their presence, prayer, and companionship.

In FY25, the community welcomed members of the SacredHeartDNA team, who came to offer a retreat at Manhattanville University, enriching both our community life and our ministry with young adults. In addition, participants from the Jubilee of Youth from the Sacred Heart Schools in Chicago spent the Thanksgiving weekend with the community, sharing conversation and time together.

Rebecca House also welcomed a young woman who joined the community as an intern, offering her an experience of community life and service. This year Rebeccas House will welcome another intern, continuing our commitment to accompanying young women in their formative and vocational journeys.

Visitors and guests participate in community prayer, shared meals, social activities, and outings, fostering a genuine experience of welcome, belonging, and community life.

Sophia House | Berkeley, California

The mission of Sophia House is to reach out to women and young adults in the greater San Francisco Bay area. The community places an emphasis on simplicity of life, care for the environment, contemplation and community life. Currently, six Religious of the Sacred Heart live in the community.

Sophia House hosts a variety of outreach activities throughout the year including a monthly “Prayer and Potluck,” an evening of prayer and fellowship for women in the area. The Jesuit Volunteers from both Berkeley and San Francisco join RSCJ for dinner on a few occasions throughout the school year. The community also hosts a group of Catholic sisters who live in the surrounding area. This past year, a group of 20 women religious from multiple congregations and nationalities participated in gatherings. Holidays and gardening days afford Sophia House a unique opportunity to host students.

Spiritual Ministry Centers

Religious of the Sacred Heart see the spiritual accompaniment of young people and adults as an essential means to live the Society’s mission. The Spiritual Ministry Centers offer different ways to realize mission through the portal of Spirituality.

Barat Spirituality Centre | Halifax, Nova Scotia

Barat Spirituality Centre, founded in 2015, is a six-bedroom centre in the heart of Halifax. Three RSCJ live upstairs in the centre and are involved with different aspects of the ministry offered. Seekers may spend the day or overnight in retreat, others may pursue spiritual accompaniment, and many avail themselves of programs on a wide variety of spiritual topics. The centre also regularly collaborates with the Sacred Heart School of Halifax, the Roman Catholic archdiocese, the Anglican diocese, the United Church of Canada, the Baptists, and the Atlantic School of Theology.

In FY25, the centre accommodated at least one guest over 145 nights, and more than 100 people participated in on-site programs. The centre was the host site for the Busy Persons Retreat for the Sacred Heart School of Halifax as well as for days of retreat for students in grades six, nine, and twelve. Eight people visited at least once for personal days of retreat. Calligraphy Halifax (CH) used the centre as its demonstration site during Nocturne, an annual city-wide evening celebration of the Arts. Over 120 people visited that evening. As a thank you, CH created art for the centre that is now one of the first things visitors see. FY25 also brought the RSCJ governance teams of the United States – Canada, Mexico and Antilles Provinces to the centre for meetings and community building. The centre maintains an email list of over 320 subscribers and continues to work closely with multiple denominations and organizations in the Halifax Regional Municipality.

EncounterPoint | Chicago, Illinois

EncounterPoint is an RSCJ ministry located in the Edgewater neighborhood in Chicago. In the past year, it has continued its service to visiting RSCJ and members of the Network of Sacred Hearts Schools, as well as to the faith community of Edgewater and various other groups.

At the heart of EncounterPoint is a vibrant community of women and men who meet on a regular basis for conversation, prayer, liturgy, and celebration. Many of these people speak of EncounterPoint as a spiritual home.

It is also a place of radical hospitality that offers space to intentional groups. These groups include RSCJ, parish councils of many denominations, groups of men and women who gather for prayer and reflection, campus ministry teams, groups of educators and students.

The planning and development of EncounterPoint continues to be led by a team of eight men and women, two of whom are RSCJ. This team meets monthly to plan prayer and programs and to consider the needs, ideas and suggestions from those who have found it to be a place of welcome and spiritual support. During 2025, EncounterPoint offered a series of focused dinner conversations about topics that support the spiritual lives of those who participate. In FY25, EncounterPoint hosted RSCJ visitors for 104 nights, held 40 liturgies, prayer services (in person and online) and programs, and welcomed 30 groups and a small number of individual retreatants.

Spiritual Ministry Centers

Sophie’s Well: A Center for Sacred Heart Spirituality

Sophie’s Well is a collaborative center for spirituality programs, staffed by a core team of three RSCJ. The core team is responsible for the main work of providing materials for and organizing retreats, as well as the individual work of spiritual direction and retreat direction. Sophie’s Well includes a collaborative group of about 40 spiritual directors – RSCJ, former RSCJ and Associates to help those in the Sacred Heart community encounter God and deepen their own spirituality.

The primary work of Sophie’s Well today is providing Busy Persons Retreats (BPRs) to the Network of Sacred Heart Schools and the Society of the Sacred Heart provincial staff. These are week-long retreats, integrated into the flow of school or work, which involve daily prayer and meetings with a spiritual companion.

In FY25, 26 RSCJ along with five other trained spiritual directors from the Sacred Heart family participated in this ministry as spiritual directors. Sophie’s Well offered 24 BPRs, primarily in schools, but also for members of the USC Province staff, the staff at Oakwood, and for the Associates of the Sacred Heart. The number of participants has increased each year, with 343 retreat participants making a BPR in FY25. Sophie’s Well also offered days of prayer at two schools and sponsored a week-long hiking retreat in San Diego hosted at the Spiritual Ministry Center.

The Spiritual Ministry Center | San Diego, California

The Spiritual Ministry Center (SMC), founded in 1987 by the Religious of the Sacred Heart, offers quiet, personal space for individual retreats and ongoing spiritual direction to those seeking God’s word in their lives. The charism of the Society of the Sacred Heart “to discover and make known the love of the Heart of Jesus today” calls us to participate in the rebuilding of a more just and peaceful world and encourages us to welcome people of diverse faiths and cultures who seek to deepen their relationship with God and others. The center periodically holds dayprograms to facilitate personal integration in light of Gospel values.

In FY25, SMC provided 54 individual retreats, 334 retreat nights and 194 spiritual direction sessions, not including those that were part of retreats. The center hosted Border Coalition (a group of ministries ministering to those in their journey for new life), the Wisdom Circle (a support group of spiritual directors and administrative teams from parishes), the annual Sophie’s Well hiking retreat, a five-month series of meetings of graduates of the University of San Diego (USD) Leadership Program, and welcomed the ANAM Provincial Teams. Additionally, Nicolas Estrada from USD offered an Advent reflection morning and Carolyn Osiek, RSCJ, offered a Lenten Reflection. This ministry continues to be very blessed by God’s grace and peace.

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SacredHeartDNA

SacredHeartDNA (SHDNA) is the leading young adult ministry program of the Society of the Sacred Heart, United States–Canada Province. Young adults collaborate with Religious of the Sacred Heart to organize and lead programs and create resources rooted in the Society’s mission for young people ages 18–35.

Throughout FY25, SHDNA continued to expand its reach and deepen its impact. The year began with the launch of an interactive Advent calendar, offering daily reflections and practices that invited the community into prayerful preparation. This was followed by a similar Lenten calendar, which provided resources to guide young adults through the season of renewal and solidarity.

In March 2025, SHDNA joined the global conversation on justice and equality by collaborating with the United Nations during the 69th Commission on the Status of Women in New York. This participation underscored SHDNA’s commitment to advancing gender equality and amplifying the voices of young adults within one of the largest international forums for women’s empowerment.

SHDNA established two new small group communities: one in San Luis Potosí, Mexico, and another at Manhattanville University in New York. These two communities are becoming spaces of belonging where young adults can share faith, develop leadership, and grow in the Sacred Heart mission.

The highlight of the last year was participating in the Jubilee of Youth in Rome. Preparation meetings held monthly from January to June built anticipation and connection across borders and culminated in a gathering in Rome in July and August. SHDNA brought together 53 participants from 11 countries, including young adults, educators, and RSCJ, for a celebration that deepened spirituality and renewed a shared sense of belonging and mission within the Society of the Sacred Heart.

Stuart Center for Mission |

WASHINGTON, DC

The Stuart Center for Mission is a sponsored ministry of the Society of the Sacred Heart, United States – Canada (USC) Province. Stuart Center has engages in the work of social justice, education, empowerment, and partnership. It provides space, both virtually and physically, for groups to learn, plan, understand and create a culture of response.

In FY25 the conference center welcomed more than 1,290 guests. The center provided meeting space and overnight accommodations for several USC province committees as well as organizations such as Pax Christi USA, Catholic Mobilizing Network, International Mayan League, Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of Washington, African Faith and Justice, Boston College, the University of Connecticut, and Georgetown University.

The Stuart Center’s program office launched the Pilgrimages of the Heart program, which featured two mission trips. One group went to León, Mexico, where they worked with Religious of the Sacred Heart leading a two-week educational mission. The second group went to work with the Oglala Lakota living on the Pine Ridge Reservation in Pine Ridge, South Dakota.

The Stuart Center also began offering translation and interpretation services to Society of the Sacred Heart staff, committees, and groups, as well as Society partners in mission. This service, called the LanguageHub, not only provides language services, but it also provides basic training to those who wish to strengthen their interpretation skills and informational sessions for those who may wish to explore a future in interpretation.

Additionally, the Stuart Center for Mission’s Sacred Heart Transformative Learning Program offered programming in both the fall and the spring. Prior to the start of the program, the planning committee of the program met in Guadalajara, Mexico. Featuring learning modules based upon the methodology of popular education, these free, online, bilingual classes gave participants the opportunity to meet weekly with classmates from throughout the Americas.

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The Novitiate

| CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

At this moment, the Society of the Sacred Heart has three novitiates in the world — one in Africa, one in North America and one in Asia. One of the English-speaking novitiates is located in Chicago; currently Novices of the Sacred Heart (NSCJ) from Europe and North America are received there.

In August 2024, Zsófia Trasy, NSCJ, and Eugenia Yasinska, NSCJ, returned to Chicago from their summer immersion experiences. Alba Romero, NSCJ, from the Province of Spain, joined the noviceship community in September. All three novices undertook study at Catholic Theological Union (CTU). While Zsófia and Eugenia continued to serve in their ministries of the previous year, Alba began to work at Bethany House, providing enrichment activities for Spanish-speaking children. A cellist, Alba also became an active participant in the music ministry at CTU. In October, the novices were fortunate to be able to attend the Sacred Heart Network Summit in Chicago.

From March through May, Eugenia went to New Orleans on her three-month ministry experience. There she volunteered at Academy of the Sacred Heart (the Rosary) and at a medical clinic where she translated for doctors serving Hispanic patients. At the beginning of the summer, Eugenia and Zsófia returned to their home provinces. Alba was invited to Mexico to participate in a pilgrimage for young women. Later in the summer, she too returned to Spain to attend the province Chapter.

At the beginning of FY26, Alba was joined by Gwen Malisani, NSCJ, from the United States – Canada Province.

Conference of Sacred Heart Education

The Conference of Sacred Heart Education serves on behalf of the Provincial Team of the Society of the Sacred Heart, United States – Canada (USC) Province, to strengthen the vitality and integrity of mission across the 25 Sacred Heart schools in the United States and Canada.

Now comprising ten members, the Conference welcomed two new members in FY25, both of whom have expertise in finance and governance. It remains a key partner with the Provincial Team and Sacred Heart school leaders to help safeguard and advance the Sacred Heart mission.

The Conference established distinct task groups to address two major priorities this past year: the development of a five-year strategic plan and a comprehensive review of the articles and bylaws of each of the 25 schools. The resulting strategic plan, Invigorating Mission for the Future, closely aligns with the Network of Sacred Heart Schools’ Vision 2030 strategic plan. The goal is to strengthen Sacred Heart education in a rapidly changing context. The Conference has also deepened its collaboration with the Network through a focused review of the structure and agenda as the two major entities serving Network schools.

Highlights from FY25:

• The creation of Invigorating Mission, 2026 Conference of Sacred Heart Education Strategic Plan.

• Annual Education to Mission Trustee Conference in October 2024, and a pre-conference welcoming Chairs of Board Governance Committees. Conference presenters focused on Evolving Board Structures from ISACS (Independent Schools Association of the Central States), and the fiduciary responsibilities of the Board.

• Training the Sacred Heart Commission on Goals (SHCOG) Steering Committees at five Network schools entering year one of the SHCOG process; forming visiting teams for five schools hosting visits as they begin year two of the SHCOG process; updated and revised the SHCOG manual.

• Hosting monthly online “meet-ups” with current board chairs from across the Network.

• One-on-one work with 10 Network school boards and three head of school search committees.

• Ongoing collaboration with the executive director of the Network of Sacred Schools in the planning of annual meetings and the Roots that Give Us Wings Conference.

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Preserving and Sharing the Society’s History

United States – Canada Province Archives | St. Louis, Missouri

The archives are the official repository of the Society of the Sacred Heart, United States – Canada Province as well as the former provinces of the United States and Canada, and the Province of the Antilles (Cuba, Haiti, and Puerto Rico). Michael Pera serves as provincial archivist and Mary Charlotte Chandler, RSCJ, is assistant archivist.

In FY25 the staff continued their work of preserving and making known the history of the Society in the United States and Canada. They fielded over 200 research requests from individual genealogical researchers, Network of Sacred Heart School communities, RSCJ communities, and province staff. Collection and accession of archival material increased this year, and the staff completed several key projects.

Julie Siderfin, who began volunteering in January 2024, completed the reconciliation of the Canadian Card File with the archives personnel database. This has greatly simplified the archives’ ability to handle research requests. Julie has been an invaluable part of the team, and she concluded her time at the archives in summer 2025.

The staff completed the rebalancing of their physical collection, a process during which virtually every container in the archives was moved. This improved organization and created space for anticipated growth as we move toward the ANAM Province.

Sister Chandler completed a wonderful display for the Centenary of Saint Madeleine Sophie’s canonization, with both a physical exhibit in the archives and a digital collection available on rscj.org. She also compiled a history of the ANAM group meeting in anticipation of the new province and worked with the province communications office to make that available on rscj.org

The archives accept a steady stream of material from Society members and ministries throughout the year, and this past year had several major accessions. In April, they received six boxes of books as part of ongoing work at the Provincial Office. The archives sends out books and other materials to other Society provinces across the world on a regular basis.

In July, eight boxes of financial records from Canada arrived, including important records on properties and major ministries of the Canadian province. They also received five boxes of material from the Stuart Center, including a large tranche of audio/visual material and art pieces.

The archives welcomed many notable visitors throughout FY25.

Gwyneth Thompson-Briggs, St. Louis artist, visited to reference the habit for a portrait of Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne. This spurred a re-appraisal and improved description of the province’s habit collection. The archives also anticipate collecting the bulk of the habit material currently at the Academy of the Sacred Heart in St. Charles in the coming year.

Multiple academic researchers stopped in, including visitors from Northwestern University, St. Louis University, Mid-America Nazarene University, Sam Houston State University, and Queen’s University Belfast.

Hilly Dunn and Edward Dunn, grandchildren of Hildreth Meière, Manhattanville alumna and mosaic artist, visited to review our collections on Meière. The archives staff completed the digitization of a film Hilly had deposited in the archives of her grandmother’s visits to Sacred Heart convents in South America.

The Archives is part of the St. Louis Catholic Archives Collective (SCAC), and contributed to three online exhibits this year, Sisters as City Builders; Segregation, Desegregation and Global Catholicism in St. Louis; and Tracing Global Lives: Catholic Missionary Sisters and the Making of St. Louis. This organization has helped make the archives collections visible to researchers, and several beneficiaries of the SCAC grants have conducted research in the archives.

Sister Chandler was able to attend the History of Women Religious Conference in South Bend, Indiana, and both she and Michael continued to participate in organizations such as the Society of American Archivists, Midwest Archives Conference, and the Association of St. Louis Area Archives.

The Archives continues to be a hub for the Society in St. Louis, serving as a host site for St. Louis Associates monthly meetings, as well as welcoming Children of Mary and City House alumnae for visits and masses. This past summer, during the Associate gathering preceding the Assembly, the archives welcomed attendees from across North America. They also received Network school groups, including students from Sacred Heart Academy Bryn Mawr and Villa Duchesne.

The archives continues to support ongoing work by the Provincial Publications Committee, particularly research for forthcoming books as well as the Network of Sacred Heart Schools and individual schools.

Preserving and Sharing the Society’s History

The Shrine of Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne | St. Charles, Missouri

The Shrine of Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne is located in St. Charles, Missouri on the grounds where Philippine Duchesne and four other Religious of the Sacred Heart, started the first free school west of the Mississippi in 1818. The Shrine is the chapel built in 1951 and dedicated to Saint (then Blessed) Rose Philippine Duchesne.

While visiting the Shrine, pilgrims learn about the life of Philippine, view relics and items she used during her life, and pray in the sacred spaces near her sarcophagus. During a guided tour, pilgrims spend time in the 1835 convent/school building which houses artifacts belonging to Philippine, items that were brought or sent from France, and many objects used by the RSCJ and students who attended the Academy. A highlight of the tour is observing and praying at the small cell where Philippine Duchesne lived and died.

In FY25, the Shrine received over 2,350 visitors from across 30 U.S. states and five countries. Hosting members of the Sacred Heart family from around the world and throughout the Network of Sacred Heart Schools is always a highlight, an expression of the Society of the Sacred Heart’s internationality,

The year began with the Shrine hosting the opening prayer service for the Network of Sacred Heart Schools’ 50th Anniversary. The prayer service was live streamed to all the Network schools in the United States and Canada. The Shrine was fortunate to welcome and share its spaces with all the Network heads of schools and board members during their annual fall meeting. Students and faculty members from Villa Duchesne in St. Louis, Academy of the Sacred Heart in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, and Academy of the Sacred Heart in Grand Coteau, Louisiana made special trips to the Shrine to learn more about the foundation of the Society in America.

The “Roots that Give Us Wings” Conference held every summer is a meaningful experience and a time for new faculty members from Network schools to focus on the history, mission, and spirituality of Sacred Heart education.

While in St. Louis, the participants had time to explore the Shrine grounds before partaking in a commissioning ceremony in the Shrine sanctuary.

The Associates held an international gathering that occurred in St. Louis. As part of their time together, they shared a special Mass in the Shrine, along with a tour, and shared a meal together. During the Provincial Assembly, RSCJ from Mexico and Puerto Rico had a chance to spend time in the historic spaces at the Academy.

The students, faculty and staff from Academy of the Sacred Heart in St. Charles regularly use the Shrine for Eucharistic Adoration, First Friday Mass, Merit Assembly, the Rosary, prayer services, faculty morning prayer, First Communion, Prize Day and graduation. It is a privilege to share the Shrine’s sacred spaces with members of the Sacred Heart family, especially alumnae/i, current students, and families from Sacred Heart Schools from around the world.

During FY25, many other groups made this year especially meaningful. A parish pilgrimage from Illinois traveled with their pastor to have Mass said in Polish at the Shrine. Two Shrine regulars, Marie and Joe, got engaged near Philippine’s sarcophagus. Several neighboring schools held retreats and took tours of the Shrine. One Confirmation candidate was so moved by his tour that he asked to receive the sacrament of reconciliation from a priest who was visiting at the same time.

It is an honor to be a pilgrimage site for families, friends, scout groups, homeschool groups, prayer groups, class field trips, Confirmation candidates and their sponsors, OCIA groups, seminarians, and members of religious congregations from all around the world.

Preserving and Sharing the Society’s History

Le Petit Musée & the Shrine of Saint John Berchmans | Grand Coteau, Louisiana

Le Petit Musée is a museum dedicated to the Society of the Sacred Heart’s history in Grand Coteau, Louisiana. Museum patrons learn about the 1821 founding of the school and early life at the convent for the religious, the students, and the enslaved people there. Also included on the tour is the RSCJ cemetery and the 1834 enslaved quarters. The Shrine of Saint John Berchmans, originally the convent infirmary, was converted to a chapel following the 1866 miraculous cure of a Religious of the Sacred Heart and has remained a place for espacio, prayer, and pilgrimage. Both are located on the campus of Schools of the Sacred Heart, Grand Coteau. Caroline Richard serves as the director of the museum and the shrine.

In FY25, the two spaces received over 1,600 visitors from around the world. Some of these included area school groups, church and youth groups, and a number of retreatants visiting from the newly expanded Jesuit retreat center in Grand Coteau. Many other visitors are familiar to the Sacred Heart family and included alumnae and alumni, students and faculty from Network schools, descendants of those enslaved by the Society, and current students, faculty, and families. Network visitors from New Orleans, Omaha, St. Louis, and Houston, and international Sacred Heart visitors from Madrid, Rome, and Melbourne made their way to Grand Coteau this past year. The shrine is also the home for monthly rosaries for parents and grandparents of students, a Lenten retreat for alumnae/i and friends, and a day of adoration on the anniversary of the miracle in December.

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A bequest can make an impact for decades to come.

After you have provided for your family members, please consider joining alumnae/-I, Associates, family and friends like the Cor Unum Legacy Society members listed below to help secure the future of the Society of the Sacred Heart.

One way that bequests support the needs of the Religious is by increasing the endowment fund for elder care. In this fund, a percentage of earnings are allocated for current retirement needs while the principal grows to care for younger sisters when they retire. The RSCJ also appreciate bequests designated as unrestricted so funds can be used where most needed at the time they are received.

Your bequest is a generous gift of love that will help ensure the sisters are financially secure in the decades ahead. Please know the RSCJ remember you and those you love in prayers of gratitude each day.

For the Cor Unum Legacy Society members who are listed below –generations to come will benefit from your thoughtful and forward-thinking gifts. Thank you very much.

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In Memoriam

SEPTEMBER 2024 – AUGUST 2025

Blessed are those who have died in the Lord; let them rest from their labors for their good deeds go with them.

Patricia “Pat” Shaffer, RSCJ DECEMBER 5, 2024

Theresa Chu, RSCJ

FEBRUARY 1, 2025

Eleanor Fox, RSCJ

FEBRUARY 3, 2025

in community

Retirement Communities

Avila Retirement Community | Albany, New York

Religious of the Sacred Heart who live at the Avila retirement community share life with over 200 other residents. It is a place for outreach, companioning, and witnessing to the Society’s mission.

In FY25, the Avila community welcomed several visitors. In September 2024 Kathy Conan, RSCJ, shared her experiences in the Society’s international novitiate in Manila. In December Maria Cimperman, RSCJ, presented on the Synod and Synodality to the RSCJ and other Avila residents. Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ, and Paula Gruner, RSCJ, also visited.

Two community members, Peggy McDonnell, RSCJ, and Mary Louise Wolfington, RSCJ, moved across the campus to Teresian House. While they are missed, the RSCJ at the Avila community still visit them. The community welcomed Agnes Cimbayo, RSCJ, for a visit before she became a resident member in January 2025. Lolin Menendez, RSCJ, joined the community the same month and Rosemarie Quilter, RSCJ, returned to the community after some months in Texas.

Carmel Terrace Community | Framingham, Massachusetts

There are currently four Religious of the Sacred Heart residing at Carmel Terrace, an independent living community in Framingham, Massachusetts. In the past year, two of the community moved to Teresian House in Albany, New York.

The four RSCJ view their ministry as both internal and external. Most importantly, they see their ministry as one of presence. Among their “internal” ministries are visiting with fellow residents at Carmel Terrace, listening, volunteering in the giftshop, serving as Eucharistic ministers and lectors, and reading to people who are visionimpaired.

Externally, some RSCJ serve schools in the Network as mentors and board members. Others minister as spiritual directors for lay people and other religious and as retreat directors at retreat houses and for Busy Persons Retreats offered by Sophie’s Well .

The Carmel Terrace community is grateful that they have the facility to welcome visitors regularly, and also to welcome RSCJ who have rehabilitation needs. They continue to host the RSCJ in the Boston area periodically for Mass and meals. They continue to see their Carmel Terrace community as being ministers of presence, available to respond as needed to those around them and beyond.

Marie Buonato, RSCJ, turned 90 and celebrated with her community and her family in Philadelphia. The alumnae/i of Sacred Heart Schools Chicago (Sheridan Road) awarded her the Catherine Sieker award for her outstanding contribution to the school.

On Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat’s Feast, the sisters attended Mass at St. Madeleine Sophie Church. This year first grade students from the parish school joined the sisters for a snack afterward.

The RSCJ at Avila foster interfaith and ecumenical initiatives with their fellow residents. They partook in an ecumenical Way of the Cross in Lent. Meg Canty, RSCJ, with Father Leo O’Brien facilitated an ecumenical prayer service during the Church Unity Octave, which 60 Avila residents attended. Meg also spoke at Doane Stuart’s 50th anniversary celebration.

Five RSCJ from the community attended the Province Assembly in July 2025 and Sister Quilter attended the Associates gathering that preceded the Assembly.

Retirement Communities

Oakwood Retirement Community | Atherton, California

On the grounds of Sacred Heart Schools, Atherton, California, Oakwood is a residence for a community of about 40 elderly and infirm Religious of the Sacred Heart. It is staffed by a director, a community life director, a pastoral care staff including chaplains, and a corps of certified nurse assistants as well as maintenance and kitchen personnel.

A well-planned program of health care and religious, entertainment, and intellectual activities supports the life of the residents. There is daily Mass, an annual preached retreat, and prayer services. Almost every day there is planned exercise. Frequently lectures by outside experts are available on health-related topics, Scripture and current events. There is also a weekly art class and one of the nursing staff offers elementary Spanish lessons. There are regular outings to museums in San Francisco and other places of interest, including restaurants. Residents enjoy hosting visitors, RSCJ, and other friends and relatives.

Several of the religious living at Oakwood continue in ministries as spiritual accompaniers, Busy Persons Retreat team members, and school trustees; others do research and editorial work for the province.

Because Oakwood is on the grounds of the school, many student activities are open to the residents. Students come to perform musically or to share what they are learning. A concert by the kindergarten was a highlight this past year. The religious are often invited to school drama and sports events, and all turn out for the graduation procession. A special program for the school’s senior class pairs a student with a religious with whom he or she meets weekly.

Finally, an important part of the sisters’ ministry at Oakwood is to accompany their sisters on their last journey.

Retirement Communities

The Sarah Community | St. Louis, Missouri

The Sarah Community is home to five Religious of the Sacred Heart in independent living apartments. The sisters enjoy sharing the gift of living where Philippine lived with all who visit.

In FY25, the community welcomed a number of visitors, including RSCJ living in St. Louis, who visit regularly. Notably, three RSCJ from the United States who have been in ministry in Korea, Japan, and the Philippines visited during the Province Assembly in July 2025. They shared meals with the community as well as stories of what the movement to new provinces looks like around the Society and the diverse ways sisters live one charism.

Former community members Margaret Caire, RSCJ, and Margaret Munch, RSCJ, moved to Oakwood this past year. Though they are missed, more non-RSCJ residents, women religious from other congregations, and individuals and couples continue to move to The Sarah Community, bringing the RSCJ a wider sense of how God works in people from various walks of life.

The RSCJ at The Sarah Community continue to engage with the local Associates groups through planning meetings, Zoom calls, and Mass celebrations on Society feast days. They serve The Sarah Community Laudato Sí committee, as lectors and as Eucharistic Ministers. The sisters also bring the needs of friends, family, and the world to their twice weekly group prayer and share spiritual support with all residents.

Teresian House | Albany, New York

The Teresian House retirement community has 16 Religious of the Sacred Heart residents. RSCJ in the community enjoy a variety of activities including art, book-sharing, games, exercise, and liturgical gatherings. There is also the option for Mass or a Communion service in the chapel.

Sisters meet weekly in an area called “the Book Nook” where they discuss different topics, mainly history, current events, and the Society Chapters. They also organize times of prayer and reflection.

Two RSCJ from the Teresian House Community died last year. The Masses of Christian Burial were celebrated at St. Madeleine Sophie’s Parish in honor of each, and burials took place at Kenwood cemetery, which the Society has retained.

The RSCJ at Teresian House enjoy visitors who come to the Albany area throughout the year. Visitors are typically invited to share with the sisters their stories, where they come from, and their experiences of mission and ministry.

There are also moments of celebration, such as sisters’ birthdays, during which the Avila Community is invited to

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Want to give to the 2026 Annual Campaign? Visit rscj.org/donate for more information or call Anne Wiehagen, Director of Advancement, at 314.880.0551.

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Mrs. Nancy Ross Agnew

Ms. Susan Burke Ahern

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Akers

Mrs. Frances Shannon Akstull

Mrs. Rebecca A. Albrecht

Alden and Margaret Laborde Foundation

Anonymous

Mrs. Mary O’Gorman Fay Allan

Mrs. Patricia E. Allen

Ms. Linda Alley

Mr. and Mrs. Filomeno Almeida

Anonymous

Mrs. Patricia Schaefer Ambrose

Mrs. Sarah A. Anderson

Mrs. Judith A. Anderson

Anonymous

Mrs. Gloria Gramatges Anderson

Ms. Tina Anderson

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Anderson

Ms. Lenecia V. Anderson

Ms. Rona Andres

Ms. JoAnne E. Andrews

Ms. Amelia Angelone

Mrs. Jeanette Antoniak

Mrs. Erin Shaughnessy Apostol

Ms. Darilyn M Ardoin

Mrs. Barbara W. Arndt

Mrs. Dixie H. Arterburn

Mrs. Jeanne Asdourian

Eugenia and David Askren

Kathie and Tony Asmuth

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Augustine, Jr.

Ms. Christine Averill Green

Ms. Sarah Jean Avery

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Aylward

Mr. Luke Back

Mr. Peter L. Bacsik

Ms. Victoria Bader

Mrs. Frances Bailey

Mrs. Leon S. Bailey

Mrs. Virginia Baldelli

Mrs. Andrea Cafiero Balliette

Anonymous

Ms. Ericka Pritz Baran

Mrs. Kathryn Bardini-Mazzucco

Mrs. Rita O’Brien Barichievich

Ms. Peggy Ford Barnhart

Mrs. Joan Barron

Ms. Susan M. Barry

Ms. Claire M. Barry

Ms. Elaine R. Barry

Ms. Melanie Kaminski Bartels

Marianne Laquidara Basila

Mr.Thomas Wilson Bassar

Mrs. Dorina Bautista

Roberto J. Bayardo MD

Mrs. Stavra Bayer

Mrs. Caroline Thompson Beal

Ms. Tissie Bean

Mrs. Ann Migely Beatty

Mrs. Margaret Baxter Beauregard

Dr. Sofia Patricia Becerra

Ms. Rose Mary Becerra

Mrs. Jennifer Young Beck

Thomas and Linda Becker

Mrs. M. Lee Beckermann

Mrs. Nancy Bourke Beckmann

Mrs. Tara Beering

Mrs. Ruth L. Beering

Ms. Anne E. Begley

Ms. Patricia Behan

Mrs. Katherine Beilein

(left to right) Michael Baber, Catherine Karrels, and Lynne Lieux, RSCJ, at a Network of Sacred Heart Schools membership meeting.

we are grateful to our

Annual Campaign Donors

Mrs. Michaela Marcil Belatti

Ms. Herlinda Rodriguez Belcher

Mrs. Lucy Kennard Bell

Dr. Deborah Bender and Dr. John F. Curry

Anonymous

Ms. Victoria Marie Bennett

Ms. Mary Joan Benoit

Mrs. Colleen Kennedy Hollway Brever Bercaw

Mrs. Mary Manion Berg

Mrs. Lesle Davalos Bergholt

Anonymous

Ms. Paola Bernardini

Kathleen and James Betterman

Ms. Meg Beugg

Mrs. Jane Bieber

Mrs. Helen Bigelow

Mrs. Pamela Hanify Biszko

Mrs. Ilene Bittle

Dr. Melinda K. Blade

Dr. Rosemary E. Blase Ph.D.

Ms. Barbara J. Blecka

Mrs. Kathryn Bliss

Mrs. Catherine Hardy Bobzien

Mrs. Mary J. Bodisco

Mrs. Beverly Ficke Boedeker

Ms. Pamela Rice Boggeman

Ms. Elizabeth Boggs Davidsen

Dr. Margaret Bogosian

Mrs. Jean B. Bolton

Ms. Isabel Marie Bone and Mr. Michael Clear

Mrs. Veronica Teebay Boone

Ms. Ann M. Boover

Anonymous

Mrs. Jean M. Bordon

Anne and Brenda Bost

Anonymous

Ms. Emily M. Bowden

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Box

Ms. Ann G. Boyce

Ms. Patricia Boyce

Mrs. Elaine Loughran Boyle RIP

Mrs. Adrienne Braccia

Ms. Kathleen J. Bradley

Mrs. Meg Jordan Bradley

Anonymous

Ms. Mary Brady

Mrs. Susan Lind Bragan

Ms. Dulcy Ross Brainard

Deacon Olatunde P. Branche

Mark and Sarah McKenney Branon

Mrs. Maureen Agan Bray

Ms. Joanne Braz

Mrs. Frances Fortin Breau

Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon F. Brechtel, Jr.

Ms. Nancy Bremner

Mrs. Sheila Deignan Brennan

Mrs. Melanie Brent

Anonymous

Anonymous

Ms. Adele M. Brichetto

Dr. Mary Bricker-Jenkins

Ms. Lynne M. Brinker

Mrs. Margaret Bellemin Brinkhaus

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Brinson

Mrs. Kathleen Kanouff Brock

Mrs. Suzanne Bromschwig

Mrs. Mary Ella Baker Bronson

Ms. Dorothy Howe Brooks

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Broussard

Ms. Ann Fleming Brown

Ms. Bonnie B. Brown

Mrs. Patricia Winkler Browne

Ms. Lauren Brownlee

Mr. and Mrs. James Brudney

Mrs. Dorothy Sheehan Brunetti

Mrs. Florence Eyre Bryan

Ms. Anita Bryant

Mrs. Elizabeth Rexford Buckland

Anonymous

Mrs. Ann Cytree Budde

Anonymous

Ms. Mary Ellen Burke

Mr. Luke Burke

SEPTEMBER

1, 2024 THROUGH AUGUST 31, 2025

Ms. Mary Stan Burke

Mrs. Linda Burke

Ms. Pamela R. Burkley and Mr. John M.

Peterson

Anonymous

Anonymous

Ms. Alice G. Burlinson

Mrs. Marina Bilder Burman

Mr. Guy Vincent Burnett

Mrs. Susan Pierson Burns

Ms. Barbara Burns

Ms. Julie P. Burns

Mrs. Mary Kathleen S. Burns

Mrs. Paula C. Burns

Ms. Mary Kathryn Burns

Mrs. Carmen de Chateauvieux Bush

Ms. Mary Byrne

Ms. Hortensia B. Cadenas

Ms. Mary E. Cagney

Ms. Sandy Hannegan Calderwood

Mrs. Mary Nolan Calise

Ms. Frances Call

Ms. Clara Callahan

Ms. Marguerite E. Callahan

Ms. Aileen Callahan

Mrs. Margaret D. Callen

Ms. Barrie S. Callender

Ms. Janet M. Callow

Ms. Dorothy L. Calvani

Anonymous

Ms. Veronica M. Campbell

Dr. Mary Denise Cancellare

Mrs. Diane G. Canedo

Ms. Helen Cannistraci

Mrs. Chantal Cannon RIP

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling J. Cardon, Jr.

Ms. Anne G. Carey

Ms. Elizabeth Carlson

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Carney

Ms. Deb Carr

Mrs. Margarita Ledo Carreno

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Carroll

Mrs. Mary E. Carroll

Ms. Ann-Marie Carroll

Ms. Barbara Carter RIP

Dr. Mary Ryan Carter

Mrs. Anne Storey Carty

Ms. Elizabeth A. Carty

Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Cassanego

Mrs. Susan F. Cassimatis

Ms. Lourdes M. Castellanos

Mrs. Diane S. Catenaci

Mr. Gregory C. Cattermole and Ms. Joan Cotter

Mrs. Victor Andrew Cavallari

Mrs. Mary Locke Cavallaro

Mrs. Jane R. Cavanaugh and Mr. Frank Santoro

Mrs. Paula M. Chachere

Ms. Diana A. Chamorro

Ms. Angela Chang

Anonymous

Mrs. Cynthia Pickett Charles

Mrs. Anna Bayardo Charlton

Mrs. Mary Post Chatfield

Ms. Rosa Cheng Chau

Ms. Sandra Chellel

Mrs. Sophia R. Chester

Children of Mary New Orleans-LA

Mrs. Martha Z. Cho

Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Choquette Jr.

Mrs. Maureen Herbstritt Chott

Christ the King Catholic Church-University City-MO

Mrs. Patricia Christensen

Ms. Nicole Escudero Christenson

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Chu

Dr. Young C. Chung

Anonymous

Dr. Joseph Ciancaglini

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ciapciak

Dr. Barbara L. Ciesliga

Ms. Carol A. Ciesliga

Mrs. Sue Powers Clancy

Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Clark

Ms. Kathrene H. Clark

Mrs. Carole Clarke

Ms. Patricia Clarkson

Mr. Robert E. Clemency

Mrs. Allison Kelly Clifton

Anonymous

Clorox Company

Mrs. Sharon S. Coale

Mrs. Katharine Ashley Cobb

Mr. James Andrew Cochran

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cody Jr.

Mrs. Mary Toomey Coffey

Mrs. Patricia M. Colbert

Sally and Joe Coleman

Sean and Susan Coleman

Ms. Sally Sue Coleman

Mrs. Rosemary Mele Coleman

Anonymous

Mrs. Patricia R. Colett

Mr. and Mrs. David E. Collins

Anonymous

Mrs. Ellen C. Collins-Boyce

Mrs. Patricia M. Collmeyer

Ms. Christine Colucci

Ms. Barbara Colucci

Ms. Anne Delery Comarda

Mrs. Susan Otto Comartin

Mrs. Jill H. Comeux

Ms. Jane Grant Conarchy

Ms. Judith Reach Condit

Ms. Christina Condon

Anonymous

Mrs. Judith Whalen Conley

Ms. Lisa Walters Conlon

Mrs. Jeanne Hanrihan Connolly

Anonymous

Mrs. Katharine W. Conroy and Mr. John M. Conroy

Mr. and Mrs. George P. Convy

Mrs. Irene Conway

Anonymous

Ms. Elizabeth A. Cooney

(left to right) Superior General Claire Castaing, RSCJ, and her General Council: Noellina Namusisi, RSCJ; Sheila Smith, RSCJ; Francisca (Paqui) Rodríguez, RSCJ; and Ananda Amritmahal, RSCJ.

we are grateful to our

Annual Campaign Donors

Ms. Nicole A. Cooper

Ms. Lydia Cooper

Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Corbin

Ms. Mary R. Corcoran

Mr. Brian Cordeiro

Ms. Christopher Jane Corkery

Mrs. Mary Corkin

Mr. Russell V. Corsini, Jr.

Ms. Priscilla A. Cosgrove

Mrs. Mary Gabel Costello

Mrs. Ann F. Cote

Mrs. Duane Eagen Couch

Mrs. Martha L. Crawford

Ms. Suong Pham Crawford

Mrs. Joanne Creasey

Mrs. JoAnne Gannon Crider

Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Cromer

Ms. Marian Dolan Crompton

Mr. Thomas R. Cromwell and Mrs. Jeanne M.

Newton

Ms. Christina Crowley

Mrs. Sally Hogan Crowley

Mr. Thomas K. Crumlish

Ms. Jane Dabo Cruz

Ms. Crissa Cugini

Mrs. Mary O’Connell Cummings

Mrs. Diane Cassens Cummins

Mrs. Judith Benner Cunningham

Mrs. Peggy Curran

Mrs. Virginia C. Curran

Dr. Mary Ellen Curran-Schnoebelen

Ms. Toni Walsh Curry

Mrs. and Mr. Suzanne Curt

Anonymous

Mrs. Mary Pat Czajkowski

Ms. Louise M. Dagit

Ms. Yevette N. D’Agrella

Mrs. Eufronia B. Dalangin

Anonymous

Ms. Susan I. Daly

Mrs. Mary Helen Daly

Mrs. Marilyn Hammett Dant

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Davidson

Mrs. Mary Versaggi Davis

Ms. Jazmine L Davis

Mrs. Susan H Davison

Mrs. Masako Davison

Mary Jo and Chip Dawson

Anonymous

Mrs. Veronica de los Rios

Mrs. Lisa Cesario de Lusignan

Anonymous

Mrs. Creighton L. Decker

Ms. Mary Ann L. Decker

Anonymous

Kathleen DeJohn

Mrs. Leah Audemkampe DeJoseph

Mrs. Olha Della Cava

Ms. Marguerite V. Demarest

Ms. Marilyn Gibbons Denten

Anonymous

Dr. Carl N. DeSilva

Ms. Monique M. Desormeau

Ms. M. Katherine D’Esposito

Mrs. Molly O’Donovan D’Esposito

Mr. Roger W. Dettenmeier

Carrie and Peter Detwiler

Mrs. Patti G. Deutsch

Ms. Carol Ann DeVincenzi

Mrs. Teresa A. Devincenzi

Dr. Nadia Wolanyk Deychakiwsky

Ms. Francesca Di Rollo

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dickinson

Mrs. Mary Ann R. Diehr

Ms. Elle Dietemann

Mrs. Beatrice Dinger

Mrs. Megan Fannon Dioli

Mrs. Jean Redemski Dolan

Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Dolan

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dolan

Ms. Margaret Dolan

Ms. Mary L. Dold

Ms. Amy L. Domergue

Ms. Anne M. Donahoe

Ms. Dolores McKeever Donahue

SEPTEMBER 1, 2024 THROUGH AUGUST 31, 2025

Mrs. Sheila Donahue

Ms. Dolores Vaca Donhini

Ms. Mary Sue Donohue

Ms. Patricia McCarthy Dorsey

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Dowd

Mrs. Martha Fiorino Dowell

Mrs. Ellen Dowling

Mrs. Kathleen Downey

Mrs. Deborah Joyce Drake

Mrs. Michele Handley Drath

Ms. Mary Katherine Meyer Driscoll

Ms. Diane Duacsek

Mrs. Judith F. Duffy

Mrs. Gail Duffy

Mrs. Ruth Roche Dull

Ms. Tracy Ann Dulworth

Mrs. Louise M. Dunn

Mrs. Kathy M. Duquesnay

Ms. Frances E. Dwyer

Ms. Barbara H. Dwyer

Mrs. Martha Dyer

Mr. and Mr. Daniel A. Dziedzic

Ms. Mary E. Eagan

Ms. Joan R. Eagleson

Ms. Cathy Easterly

Mrs. Paulette Charbonnet Eastin

Drs. Sarita and Brent Eastman

Dr. and Mrs. John E. Ebel

Ms. Mariah E. Echele

Mrs. Ninette Alsop Edmiston

Ms. Madonna Lee Edmunds

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Egan

Ms. Loretta E. Egan

Mr. Karl W. Eggers

Ms. Carol Eggers

Ms. Janet Egyhazi

Mr. Louis Eichhold

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Ellender, Jr.

Mrs. Patricia Coyle Ellingwood

Mrs. Anne Twomey Ellis

Elmhurst Academy Alumnae Association-RI

Ms. Karen Emge

Ms. Nancy Ensor

Rosemary Fenech Enthoven and Alain Enthoven

Mrs. Nancy R. Epple

Mr. Walter C. Ernest IV

Mrs. Molly Tobin Espey

Mrs. Kathleen S. Evans

Anonymous

Mrs. Karene T. Evenson

Ms. Catherine G. Everett

Ms. Sally Everett

Ms. Joan Scott Ewing

Mrs. Concepcion Fajardo-Hopkins

Ms. Virginia Scheid Falcone

Mrs. Georgeann R. Fannon

Mrs. Dorothy Koltes Farley

Mrs. Jeanne E. Farley

Mrs. Cyrille M. Farrell

Mrs. Mary Pat Farrell-Diekemper

Mrs. Rosemary A. Fasl

Mr. William J. Fay

Mrs. Nancy A. Fazio & Dr. Richard A. Fazio

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett P. Feely, Jr.

Ms. Mary Fehlig

Ms. Claire S. Felder

Anonymous

Mrs. Delice Salemi Ferrara

Ms. Jenny K. Ferrone

Mr. Kenneth G. Fettig

The Honorable Edward L. Filippine

Mark and Kyle Finnegan

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Finnegan

Mrs. Marie Fox Finnorn

Ms. Mary E. Fipp-Francke

Anonymous

Mrs. Andrea Bachle Fisher

Anonymous

Ms. Brenda Fitch

Mrs. Catherine Leggett Fitch

Mrs. Judith Albrecht Fitzgerald

Mrs. Elizabeth Miller Fitzgerald

Mrs. Mary Eileen Fouts Fitzgibbons

Ms. Jean Fitzpatrick

Mrs. Mary Leonard Fitzpatrick

Mrs. Claudia D. Flint

Dr. Rae J. Flory

Mr. Kevin Fogarty

Ms. Kathryn A. Foley

Mrs. Maureen Harnisch Foley

Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Foley, III

Mrs. Mary Jo Strale Foley

Mrs. Carole Fonck-Rodgers

Anonymous

Anonymous

Hon. Anna Forder

Ms. Patricia A. Forelle

Mr. Robert Forrest

Mary and Stuart Forsyth

Mrs. Thomas B. Foster, Jr.

Mrs. Mary L. Fournie RIP

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Fox, Sr.

Mrs. Helen A. Fox-O’Brien

Ms. Marie C. Francis

Mrs. Mary Adrienne Free

Mrs. Carole A. Freeland

Mrs. Karen Foley Freeman

Mrs. Frances Bahlinger Fremin

Mrs. Patricia Coffey Freund

Ms. Karen Friedrichs

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Fritz

Mr. James Fritz

Ms. Jo Ann M. Frost

Mrs. Mary Helen Fuchs

Ms. Frances V. Fumia

Mrs. Jean Purcell Furay

Mrs. Kimberly Richardson Gaertner

Ms. Helen A. Gagen

Anonymous

Ms. Elizabeth Gallagher

Ms. Helen C. Gallagher

Ms. Janet Gallagher

Dr. Bernice E. Gallagher

Mrs. Catherine F. Gallick

Provincial Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ joined the Omaha Duchesne Academy community in fall of 2024 for the ground breaking ceremony of a new addition to the school’s campus.

we are grateful to our

Annual Campaign Donors

Mr. Andrew Gallo

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Gallo

Anonymous

Ms. Elda Garcia-Ditta

Ms. Anne E. Gardner

Mrs. Jane M. Gardner

Mrs. Patricia F. Garffer

Ms. Arolyn M Garnell

Mrs. Georgia L. Garrison-Backer

Ms. Sheila Gartland

Mrs. Alma H. Gates

Ms. Gail Gavello

Mrs. Pamela Mikola Gaynor

Anonymous

Ms. Margaret Hennessey Gebhard

Mrs. Kate Laux Geiger

Ms. Veronica M Georges

Mrs. Patricia K. Georgi

Anonymous

Mrs. Michele J. Gerrits-Faeges MSW

Mrs. Ann Murray Gertner

Ms. Leana C. Giannini

Mrs. Carol T. Giesting

Ms. Ann Gifford

Mrs. Susan Johann Gilardi

Mrs. Lisa N. Gilkeson

Ms. Elise C. Gillette

Mrs. Douglas A. Gimber

Anonymous

Mrs. Lucille S. Giovino

Mrs. Judith Randall Gittleman

Ms. Joanna A. Giuttari

Mrs. Mary F. Glenn

Ms. Joyce Glenn

Ms. Marion Glennon

Mrs. Virginia M. Glockner

Mrs. Mary Dean Glosier

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Glunz, Sr.

Mrs. Mary W. Godofsky

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gomes

Anonymous

Mrs. Cheryl Yund Goodrich

Mrs. Elaine Gordon

Mrs. Anna J. Goss

Mrs. Melanie Simoneaux Goudelocke

Mrs. Janet Miller Graeber

Ms. Martha Beattie Graham

Mrs. Mary Gramins

Mr. Rick Gratza, CPA

Mrs. Margaret P. Gray

Mr. Cody Gray

Edward and Alice Grayson

Mrs. Mary Katharine Green

Mrs. Mary Hickey Green

Mrs. Connie Sulkowski Green

Ms. Jamie Cafaro Greenleaf

Ms. Carol P. Gregory

Mrs. Gwen L. Gregory

Mr. Kevin Grelle

Mrs. Carla M. Grieve

Mrs. Maura Jane Griffin

Mrs. Nancy Jane Conlan Griffith

Ms. Paula Grimm

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Gromek

Mrs. Beverly Groneck

Mr. Gerald J. Grossman

Mrs. Suzanne Giraud Grow

Dr. Mary Katherine Gumerlock

Ms. Elizabeth C. Gundlach

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. William Guste III

Ms. Marie Louise Guste Nix

Dr. Marcia Gutowicz

Mrs. Susan Kurz Hackmann

Ms. Nancy C. Haefeli

Mrs. Susan Darin Hagan

Mrs. Susan Gehrke Haggarty

Mrs. Sheila K. Haggas

Ms. Ann P. Hahn

Mrs. Kathleen Hartnagle Halayko

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Hall

Elaine and Lawrence Halliday

Ms. Karen M. Halper

Ms. Mary Halsey

SEPTEMBER 1, 2024 THROUGH AUGUST 31, 2025

Mrs. Jane M. Hamilton

Ms. Barbara Hammond

Anonymous

Mrs. Katherine Glennon Hanemann

Mr. and Mrs. J. Terrence Haney

Mr. and Mrs. John Hanichak

Mrs. Barbara H. Hanna

Ms. Kathryn Hannon

Mrs. Jacklyn D’Angelo Hanratty

Ms. Martha W. Hanscom

Ms. Diane Hansen

Ms. Mary Jill Hanson

Happy Times Tours and Experiences LLC

Mrs. Yumi Okigawa Hara

Reverend Olga Manikoff Hard

Ms. Susan Gately Harford

Mrs. Sufi T. Hariri

Mrs. Josephine S. Harkay

Mrs. Barbara Coveney Harkins

Mrs. Carolyn Korha Harley

Ms. Mary Harnett

Ms. Ellen M. Harrington

Mrs. Amy Bernard Harris

Mrs. Gertrude Hart

Mrs. Mary Frances Dundon Hart

Mrs. Elena Hartmann

Daniel J. and Marina O’Leary Hartnett

Mrs. Clare Shapland Haussermann

Mr. Michael Haverty

Mr. Daniel Hawkins

John and Mary Hayburn

Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Haynsworth

Ms. Susan A. Hays

Mrs. Elaine Picetti Healy

Captain Kevin M. Healy, USN (Ret.)

Ms. Catherine Heaney

Hearst Foundation

Mrs. Jane LaBreche Hebert

George and Patricia Rice Hellmuth

Mrs. Carol Koke Hempstead

Mrs. Ellen M. Henahan

Mrs. Ruth Lynch Henahan

Ms. Mary C. Henkel

Mr. Mike Heuseler

Mrs. Elizabeth Guarini Herguth

Mrs. Laura Maria Herrera Cuesta

Mrs. Marion Herrmann

Ms. Jill Hess

Mrs. Jeanne Edwards Hevesy

Dr. Abby Hitchcock Heydman

Mrs. Jane Thatcher Hickenlooper

Ms. Mary Page F. Hickey

Ms. Jean Frank Hicks

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Higginbotham

Mrs. Katharine Withers Higgins

Dr. Gabrielle R. Highstein

Ms. Sarah Anne Hill

Ms. Annette H. Hillary

Mrs. Wendy Delery Hills

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hinderhofer

Ms. Kathleen A. Hirsch

Anonymous

Anonymous

Anonymous

Mrs. Eileen A. Hochstein-Altschul

Ms. Susan Augusta Hoeffel

Mrs. Catherine Doyle Hoehn

Mrs. Leslie Genung Hoekzema

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hogan, III

Ms. Eileen Hogan

Mrs. Patty Burke Hogan

Anonymous

Martha Murphy Holmes

Mrs. Julie Coats Holt

Mrs. Henrietta Holton-Thomas

Mrs. Kristina S. Hooper

Mrs. Lynne Johnston Howard

Mrs. Eugenia Mullaney Hoy

Mrs. Geraldine W. Huang

Ms. Susanne Huebner

Anonymous

Mrs. Kathleen C. Hughes

Mrs. Patricia Cook Hult

Mrs. Charmaine Hunsaker

Ms. Katherine H. Hunter

Mr. Christopher J. Husson

Mrs. Gloria Sajcic Hutchison

Ms. Karin E. Huth

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hyde, Jr.

Inmar Intelligence

Mrs. Maryanne Roach Innes

Ms. Isabel H. Ishino

Mrs. Patty Byrne Jacobs

Ms. Ayleen James

Ms. Brooke Janis

Mrs. Judith H. Janowiak

Mrs. Eileen Shaughnessy Jarc

Mr. Tom Jaroch

Anonymous Anonymous

Mrs. Anne M. Jennings

Mrs. Phyllis Turner Jepson

Mrs. Kathleen McCarthy Jewett

Ms. Elizabeth Steuerwald Johnson

Mrs. Betsy Williams Johnson

Ms. Tomoko Joichi

Ms. Barbara J. Jones

Mrs. Cecile Malone Jones

Mrs. Suzanne Cosgrove Jones

Ms. Betty M Jones

Mrs. Mary Margaret Jones

Anonymous

Mrs. James J. Jordan

Mrs. Victoria Jordan

Ms. Kathryn J. Jordan

Mrs. Cynthia Chooljian Jost

Mrs. Annette T. Kaier

Mr. Robert Kaiser

Mrs. Kathleen C. Kalamarides

Mr. and Mrs. Olen A. Kalkus

Ms. Mary Kalnin

Anonymous

Anonymous

(left to right) Uchenna Oluoha, RSCJ; Annette Schmeling, RSCJ; and Irma Dillard, RSCJ at the USC Province Assembly held in July 2025.

we are grateful to our

Annual Campaign Donors

Ms. Melissa Kanan

Ms. Mary A. Kane

Mrs. Berta Boix Kapoor

Ms. Eleonora B. Karanauskas

Justena Stein Kavanagh

Ms. Lynn Kearney

Mrs. Sheila Forziati Keenan

Mrs. Jacqueline Cremen Keeshan

Christine Keffer

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kelley

Mrs. Diane Farah

Mrs. Kathryn D. Kelly

Ms. Margaret M. Kelly

Ms. Sharon A. Kelsch

Mrs. Kathleen Kelsh

Mrs. Julie Joyce Kenary

Mrs. Bridget Stillwell Kennedy

Anonymous

Mrs. Margie Kerckhoff

Mrs. Fiona Kerns

Mrs. Maryruth Kerns

Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter Kerrigan

Ms. Mary Ann Collins Kerwin

Mrs. Beverly McGahan Kesler

Mrs. Constance M. Kessler-Roth

Ms. Catherine Kestler

Mrs. Mary Ellen Keegan Keyser

Jana M. Kiely Ph.D.

Mrs. Holly L. Kilcullen

Ms. Patty Kim

Mrs. Dolores F. Kincaid

Mrs. Ellen Mahony King

Mrs. Constance Molloy Kinnear

Mrs. Gale A. Kirkwood

Mrs. Donna Heidersbach Kissel

Mrs. Adelaide Medart Kistner

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Kizer

Anonymous

Mrs. Maria Kline

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Kloempken

Mrs. Diane Weber Klosterman

Beth Kluba

Knights of Columbus 4th Degree Assembly 571

Ms. Elizabeth M. Kniss-Salame

Ashley and Bryan Knopp

Ms. Mary Frances Koch

Mrs. Jacqueline E. Kohler

Mrs. Susan H. Koller

Anonymous

Mrs. Karen L. Kondolf

Ms. Zieva Konvisser

Mrs. Eugene J. Kornmeier III

Dr. Janet Phelan Kotra and Mr. Rama Kotra

Mrs. Mary Ann Kouvelis

Mrs. Mary Claire Miller Kovar

Anonymous

Anonymous

Mrs. Joan A. Kramer

Mrs. Linda L. Kraus

Ms. Kelly S. Kruse

Mrs. Beth Bayley Kuczkowski

Mrs. Barbara Catoggio Kullen

Mrs. Charon Pound Kupfer

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kusiak

Ms. Joan C. Kyle

Anonymous

Dr. Nicole Léveillé

Dr. Dolores Egger Labbá

Ms. Germaine K. LaBerge

Ms. Lynn Metcalf

Ms. Sheila LaFalce

Mrs. Robin P. Lagace

Mrs. Linzee E. LaGrange

Mrs. Angela LaGrange Scott

Ms. Janet Lai

Ms. Nadia Lakah

Mrs. Juliana Ranciglio Lally

Anonymous

Mrs. Brigid Shanley Lamb

Mrs. Jeanne Carr Lamb

Ms. Barbara Brokow Lamb

Mrs. Cynthia M. Lamboley

SEPTEMBER 1, 2024 THROUGH AUGUST 31, 2025

Ms. Mary W. Lamy

Mrs. Cornelia K. Landgraff

Mrs. Elizabeth Mahorner Landis

Ms. Linda Landucci

Ms. Juliette C. Lane

Ms. Pamela S. Lannert

Ms. Mary Jane Larkin

The Rev. John and Barbara Larson

Dr. Norma LaSalle

Mrs. Jean F. Lauri

Mr. Scott Lawrence

Mrs. Maureen Lawrence

Kay and Charlie Lawton

Mr. Stephen A. Layman

Ms. Jane A. Layman

Mrs. Sarah D. Lazo

Ms. Nancy M. Leamy

Dr. and Mrs. Andrzej Lechowicz

Ms. Claudia A. Ledwich

Mrs. Isabel L. Lee

Mrs. Carol M. Lee

Mrs. Susan Morrison Lee

Helen and Joseph Leinhauser

Mrs. Cornelia Weldon LeMaitre

Mrs. Joan Lemp

Mrs. Sharon Reilly Lengyel

Mrs. Kay DeFranceaux Leonard

Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Leone

Mrs. Sandy T. Levison

Mrs. Catherine Lewis

Mrs. Marg Drey Liautaud

Mrs. Mary Olive C. Lien

Mrs. Theodore R. Lieux

Dr. Margaret M. Liggett RIP

Ms. Lucy G. Liggett

Ms. Anne Marie Linton

Anonymous

Anonymous

Ms. Deborah M. Lodge

Ms. Terri Logsdon

Mr. Thomas A. Logsdon

Ms. Catherine E. Long

Mrs. Barbara Brown Lopiccolo

Mrs. Elizabeth K. Lorber

Mrs. Nancy Brizzolara Lorenz

Ms. Nancy F Lorenz

Mr. Henry Z. Lorenzo

Mrs. Nola D. Lorincz

Ms. Laurie Loughlin

Mrs. Kathleen Sessions Low

Ms. Shirley Loy

Mrs. Kathleen Donnellan Lubawski

Dr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Lubert

Mrs. Ann Key Lucas

Mrs. Francine Calarese Lucci

Mrs. Ann Ludwig

Ms. Annette M. Lueckenotte

Mr. and Mrs. F. Clark Lydic, Jr.

Mrs. Helen Craig Lynch

Ms. Joanne B. Lynch and Ms. Martha E. Duffy

Anonymous

Mrs. Suzanne S. Lyons

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. MacDonald, Jr.

Mrs. Helen Gilbane MacDonald

Mrs. Donald I. Mackenroth

Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacLean

Mrs. Mary Mahan MacMillan

Ms. Peggy Maercklein

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Maggin

Mrs. Helen O’Brien Maher

Mrs. Flora Ruiz Mahiquez

Ms. Judith Mahnke

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mahoney, Jr.

Kathy and Jack Mahoney

Ms. Sally Mahoney

Ms. Saile W. Mahoney

Mrs. Antonia R. Mahoney

Mrs. Sheila Mahony

Mrs. Lita Mainelli

Ms. Louann Maldeney

Mrs. Kay Younger Mallon

Ms. Michele Malloy

Ms. Mary Fritsch Mann

Mrs. Virginia D. Manuel

Virgilia F. Mapa

Dr. Elena Corie Marchisotto

Ms. Elizabeth A. Marcil

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Marheineke

Mrs. Cynthia D. Marler

Mrs. Lani H. Marnane-Konopaske

Mrs. Elizabeth Barth Marr

Mrs. Pauline S. Martin

Mrs. Clare Coulter Martin

Mrs. Elaine Westendorf Martin

Mrs. Regina Ambrose Matczak

Ms. Patricia Mathes

Ms. Valerie C. Mattei

Ms. Doreen Matters-Wilson

Mrs. Mary Mattson

Mrs. Andrea K. Maxwell

Ms. Eileen C. Mayer Esq.

Ms. Elizabeth Maze

Mrs. Betty Anne Woods McAllister

Mrs. Jane Reiss McAniff

Mrs. Margaret Laffey McArdle

Ms. Mary F. McAuley

Ms. Linda A. McBain

Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. McCairns, Jr.

Mrs. Vita Neureither McCall

Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. McCall

Mrs. Janet A McCann

Mrs. Thomas F. McCartan

Sister Doyle Patricia McCarthy, SFCC

Mrs. Margaret Shea McCarthy

Mrs. Marina Chukayeff McCarthy

Patricia Brennan McCarthy

Mrs. Colette Koechley McCarty

Mrs. Patricia L. McCaskill

Sister Margaret McCleary, SP

Ms. Corinne E. McClintic

Mrs. Anne P. McCloskey

Ms. Jeanine McCole

Ms. Irene Eilert McCourt

Mrs. Kathy Logsdon McCracken

Anne Dyer, RSCJ, at the USC Province Assembly which brought together RSCJ, Associates and partners in mission for conversation, reflection, prayer and community building.

we are grateful to our

Annual Campaign Donors

Ms. Mary Reardon McDaniel

Mrs. Candida H. McDaniel

Anonymous

Anonymous

Mrs. Maria Somkuthy McDonald

Mrs. Kathleen Markey McDonald

Ms. Frances Hesterberg McDonald

Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. McElligott

Mrs. Barbara T. McElroy

Mrs. Suzanne Tessier McElroy

Mrs. Wendy Eiseman McGaffey

Mrs. Peggy Padberg McGarry

Mr. and Mrs. Tim and Kate McGillicuddy

Mr. Charles E. McGinn

Patrick and Eganne Wolfington McGowan

Mrs. Mary Goldmann McGowan

Mrs. Blanche A. McGrath

Ms. Regina W. McGrath

Mr. Thomas F. McGurl

Ms. Marnie McHale

Mrs. Robert D. McHugh

Mr. Daniel D. McKenzie

Ms. Juliette McLauchlin

Mr. Mark McLaughlin

Mr. G. Robert McLaughlin

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. McLaughlin

Mrs. Annie McLaughlin

Mrs. Mary Ann McCormack McLean

Mr. Sean McLernon

Ms. Elizabeth McLoughlin RIP

Ms. Alice Mary McMahon

Mrs. Maureen D. McMahon

Mrs. Ann Marie McMahon

Ms. Catherine McMahon

Mrs. Theresa M. McMorrow

Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. McMullen

Ms. Polly Mullin McMullen

Ms. Sandra McNamara

Mrs. Ellen Sullivan McNamara

Mrs. Mary Reilly McNeill

Mrs. Eleanor McSally

Hon. Maura McShane

Anonymous

Mrs. Sheila Burns McWilliams

Dr. Peter Charles Meade

Mrs. Virginia Meagher

Mary and Doug Medley

Ms. Christine M. Meier

Mrs. Ann Lambert Melfi

Ms. Katherine A. Mellone

Dr. Elizabeth G. Menaghan

Ms. Peggy Merizalde

Ms. Jennifer L. Metevia

Mrs. Mary Sue Metter

Mrs. Elissa Milone Metz

Mrs. Janet Roddy Meyering

Ms. Lucy Michael

Mrs. Judith Padberg Michalek

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Michalek

Ms. Joanne C. Michalik

Mrs. Pauline Dabo Mifsud

Mrs. Ellen Statt Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Brady S. Miller

Ms. Katherine K. Miller

Mr. William H. Miller

Mr. Johnny Miller

Ms. Anne B. Milligan

Ms. Sara Milone

Ms. Maureen C. Mitchell

Mr. Jeff Mittereder

Mrs. Yvonne Mikolajczyk Mlecko

Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Mohrman

Mrs. Elizabeth H. Monahan

Mrs. Jane E. Monnich

Adriana Montaño Suárez, Ph.D.

Mrs. Carol Mooney

Mrs. Jacqueline Gegan Mooney

Anonymous

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. George Moriarty, Jr.

Mrs. Jane McBride Morrill

Mrs. Anne B. Morris

Mrs. Suzanne Newman Morris

Mrs. Lucille List Morris

SEPTEMBER 1, 2024 THROUGH AUGUST 31, 2025

Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald Morrison

Ms. Louise A. Morse

Mrs. Judith K. Morton

Dr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Moser

Ms. Eileen L. Mountford

Mrs. Jane B. Mowry

Terry M. Moyer

Mrs. Elizabeth Moynihan

Mr. and Mrs. Randall Mudge

Mrs. Elizabeth E. Mueller

Anonymous

Ms. Harriet Mullaney

Mrs. Mary Anne Nussrallah Mullen

Mrs. Judith Brader Mullen

Anonymous

Ms. Veronica Muoio

Mrs. Mary- Ellen Murphey

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Murphy

Mrs. Monita Kerley Murphy

Dr. Mary Harlan Murphy

Anonymous

Ms. Rita Gardner Murray

Mrs. Elizabeth Casey Murray

Mutual of America Foundation

Mrs. Libby J. Myers-Buhite

Mrs. Anita M. Nagler and Mr. Robert Nagler

Ms. Ana E. Narvaez

Mrs. Sue Burke Nash

Mrs. Jacquelin S. Naunheim

Mrs. Claire Nauta

Mrs. Madeleine Price Naylor

Dr. Graciela Baptista Nearing

Ms. Robyn Neitzschman

Dr. Lynne H. Neitzschman

Mrs. Rita Nelson

Mrs. Leanne S. Neurauter

Dr. Ruth A. Neville

Anonymous

Lt. and Mrs. Alex Nicoll

Mrs. Ginger G. Niemann

Anonymous

Mrs. Laurie Norman

Mrs. Evelyne M. Norris

Anonymous

The Norvik Family

Anonymous

Ms. Mary D. Nunemacher

Anonymous

Dr. Theresa Nangle Obermeyer

Ms. Agnes Sullivan O’Brien

Mara and John O’Brien

Mr. Joseph M. O’Callaghan, Sr.

Mr. John S. O’Gallaghan

Mrs. Susan O’Callaghan Davis

Rosamaria and Richie Ochotorena

Mrs. Nancy Kister Ochs

Dr. Jo Ellen O’Connell

Mr. John J. O’Connell, Jr.

Mrs. Mary Ellen O’Connell

Ms. Jean O’Conor

Ms. Melanie A. Odlum

Dennis and Jeanne Burke O’Fallon

Mrs. Doranne T. O’Hara

Mrs. Mary I. O’Herron

Ms. Sharon L. Ohlms

Mrs. Sarah Ferry O’Keefe

Mrs. Catherine MacLellan O’Keeffe

Mrs. Valerie Moore O’Keeffe

Ms. Julie Oldani

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome O’Neil

Ms. Nancy O’Neill

Anonymous

Ms. Nancy Ordway

Mrs. Laurie O’Conner O’Riordan

Ms. Denise A. Ortega

Terry and Sheila O’Toole

Mrs. Cathie Ott

Ms. Marie Luise Otto

Mrs. Phyllis Blase Overmann

Dr. John R. Page

Mrs. Irene Pantalone

Mrs. Agatha T. Pao

Mrs. Mary Alyce Pardo

Dr. and Mrs. George Paris

Mrs. Mary L. Parizek

Mrs. Constance Parker

Mrs. Mignon Ferrier Parker

Mr. Charles D. Parr

Mrs. Maria Isabel Parra and Mr. Jose L. RoigGreene

Mrs. Barbara Humkey Parrish

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Parsons

Jeanie and Jim Paugh

Mrs. Marta Perez Pauly

Ms. Lisa Pavel

Mrs. Lucinda P. Pearlman

Ms. Joan E. Pedersen

Ms. Martha Jenkins Pelton

Dr. Heidi McHugh Pendleton

Dr. and Mrs. Antonio R. Penilla

Mr. Alejandro Perez Duque

Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne Perrilliat, Jr.

Mrs. Karen A. Perrone

Mrs. Lois Perry-Fivian

Mrs. Ellen Peter

Ms. Drina S. Peters

Mrs. Brenda G. Peterson

Sally and George Peterson

Mrs. Cynthia J. Pettow

Mr. and Mrs. A. Norman Pezolt

Mr. Kevin C. Phelan

Ms. Sandra Chew Phillips

Liana Piehler, Ph.D.

Mrs. Maria F. Pignati

Mrs. Gail Morrison Pinon

Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Pitchford

Mrs. Margaret Daly Pizzo

Mr. Charles Hyatt Place

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plaschke

Dr. Lauren Back Plumer

Mrs. Deanna Dubsky Pokorny

Ms. Ellen Pollan

(left to right) Mary Kay Hunyady, RSCJ, and students from Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart at the Sacred Heart Summit in Chicago, September 2024.

we are grateful to our Annual Campaign Donors SEPTEMBER

Ms. Mary Nan Pollock

Ms. Margaret Ann Pomeroy

Ms. Paige Ponder

Mrs. Deni Heitmann Pool

Mrs. Mary Winslow Poole

Ms. Nancy P. Poor

Ms. Kathleen M. Potts

Powell Foundation Houston-TX

Anonymous

Mrs. Flora Churchwell Prestipino

Mrs. Carolyn Lindeman Price

Ms. Patricia Prince

Anonymous

Anonymous

Ms. Jeanne Stansfield Provencher

Mrs. Carolyn P. Puricelli-Boyd

Anonymous

Mrs. Kathleen Brady Quilter

Mrs. Theresa A. Quinn

Ms. Mary Ellen Quirk

Mrs. Alicia Sullivan Quirk

Dr. Sonya A. Quitslund

Mrs. Eleanor Tobin Raggett

Anonymous

Anonymous

Mr. Francis Rankin

Mrs. Susan C. Rassas

Ms. Jean Derbes Ratte

Ms. Lucy D. Rauch

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Raynor

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Reardon Jr.

Mr. Timothy Redmond

Mrs. Christina J. Regalia

Anonymous

Ms. Wilma J. Reichard

Mrs. Barbara A. Reiner

Mrs. Deborah W. Reinstatler

Mrs. Patricia Sullivan Reisert

Ms. Elizabeth M. Reiss

Ms. Christine E. Fee-Reitman

Mrs. Susan Hayes Rambijas

Dr. Kathleen Remlinger

Ms. Laura Renker

Mrs. Mary Droney Reynolds

Mrs. Ellen H. Ribaudo

Mr. Canice Timothy Rice Jr.

Ms. M. Kathleen Rice

Ms. Anne-Marie Rainville Richards

Mrs. Dorothy Roche Richardson

Mrs. Anstell Daini Ricossa

Ms. Carol Rigolot

Ms. Caroline J. Riley

Melissa Ring, Ph.D.

Mrs. Nora J Ritchey

Mrs. Jacqueline Laplace Roach

Ms. Kathleen Robbiano

Ms. Angela M. Robbiano

Dr. Martha A. Robbins and Mr. Walter O.

Bowman

Mr. Patrick Roberts

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Robinson

Mrs. Dorothy Mellon Robinson

Anonymous

Anonymous

Mrs. Lorraine A. Roddy

Mrs. Kathryn T. Roeck

Ms. Sally Rogers

Graciela Rojas Conley MD

Mrs. Sharon Roman

Mrs. Olga Seiferth Rome

Mrs. Mary S. Romo

Mrs. Dolores J. Rooney

Anonymous

Mrs. Mary Frances Fitzgerald Root

Ms. Mamie J. Rose RIP

Mrs. Barbara Rose

Mrs. Suzanne Rose

Ms. Gina Rosenfield

Mr. Richard Ross, Jr.

Ms. Patty Rossmann

Ms. Janet D. Rosso

Ms. MaryLou Rotoli

Ms. Maureen L. Roxe

1, 2024 THROUGH AUGUST 31, 2025

Ellen and John Ruckert

Ms. Susan Frankel Ruder

Mrs. Pamela Hempstead Russell

Mrs. Marion A. Ryan

Mrs. Mary Catherine Hoffmann Ryan

Ms. Francisca A. Sabadie

Sacramento Association of Realtors-CA

Academy of the Sacred Heart Greenwich-CT

Sacred Heart Schools-Atherton-CA

Ms. Lisa V. Safreno

Mrs. Tsruko Sakata

Ms. Merrilee Hollenkamp Salmon

Mrs. Mary Anne Salmon

Mrs. Mary Kernan Salsich

Mrs. Carol Jasen Sampson

Mrs. Maureen D. Sandahl

Ms. Barbara M. Sanders

Ms. Marcie Sandoz

Mrs. Jenelle E. Sarcone

Ms. Carole Sargent

Ms. Courtney Anne Sarpy

Ms. Jane Schoonover Sattler

Anonymous

Mrs. Catherine Schickel Saur

Mrs. Gloria Centioli Sauro

Dr. Carroll Saussy and Mr. Frank Molony

Art and Kate Devers Sawyer

Mrs. Maria C. Scanga

Ms. Jennifer A. Scanlon

Mrs. Susan Scarpinato

Mrs. Maureen H. Schaefer

Mrs. Gretchen W. Schellenberg

Mrs. Jane Phelan Schellings

Mrs. R. Sheldon Scherer

Anonymous

Mrs. Catherine O. Schmidt

Ms. Susan M. Schmidt

Mrs. Ana Maria Schmit

Mrs. Juliana Bowden Schmitt

Mrs. Gregory R. Schnackel

Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Schneider

Mrs. Julie Pollnow Schnuck

Mrs. Mary Frances Flynn Scholl

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Schrick

Mrs. Joan G. Schrinner

Mrs. Patricia Langie Schroth

Ms. Susan E. Schruth

Mrs. Mary Trampe Schulte

Ms. Deborah Craft Schulz

Mrs. Kathleen Ladd Schumacher

Mrs. Clare Buscher Schumacher

Ms. Deborah Johnson Schumaker

Mrs. Suzanne Schwaegler

Mrs. Janet Musial Schwarze

Mrs. Jacqueline Farrell Sciarrillo

Mrs. Laura Tierney Scobee

Mrs. Denise B Scott

Ms. Kathleen A. Segerdahl

Mr. and Mrs. William Selde

Mrs. Rebecca D. Selna

Ms. and Mr. Eva M. Sereghy

Ms. Carol Burke Sexton

Anonymous

Mrs. Ellen Schlafly Shafer

Ms. Carolyn R. Shaffer

Ms. Tara Shannon

Mrs. Maureen Shannon

Mrs. Marie Penrose Shannon

Mr. Gordon Shavafinski

Mrs. Elaine McHugh Sharer

Ms. Sandra K. Shargabian

Mrs. Patricia Ann Sharman

Mrs. Patricia Shaughnessy

Theresa Komin Shaw

Mrs. Darleen Blue Shaw

Mrs. Judith Kelly Shea

Anonymous

Mr. Bernard F. Shearon, Jr.

Mrs. Lucille F. Sheata

Ms. Kathleen A. Sheehan

Shell Oil Company Foundation

Ms. Mary Ann Sherman

Ms. Susan J. Shrader and Mr. Seksom N. Suriyapa

Mrs. H. Bruce Shreves

Anonymous

Anonymous

Anonymous

Mrs. Adele Simon

Mrs. Isabel J. Singletary

Mrs. Margaret K. Sippel

Anonymous

Mrs. Nancy L Skinker

Mr. Lemoine Skinner III

Mrs. Elizabeth Cooney Sklut

Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin Skudder

Anonymous

Ms. Lisa H. Slaughter

Ms. Caroline Smith

Mrs. Maribeth Shannon Smith

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. William Fielding Smith, Jr.

Ms. Janine S. Smith

Mrs. Maureen Smyth Smith

Judith R. Smith RN, Ph.D.

Mrs. Mary Jane Blackburn Smith

Anonymous

Mrs. Nancy Marks Smith

Mrs. Suzanne R. Smith

Dr. and Mrs. Harry Smith

Mrs. Jo Ann Fikes Smith

Ms. Susan Snyder

Ms. Suzanne K. Soares

Mrs. Julia C. Soderbery

Mrs. Constance Solari

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Soltau

Dr. Christine D. Sommer

Mrs. Lisa Sobrato Sonsini

South City Catholic Academy St. Louis- MO

Mrs. Mary Joan Sova

Mr. David Spencer

Mrs. Yvonne Spencer

Mr. Matt D. Spica

Ms. L. Kathryn Spinelli

Ms. Dolores Quinn Splaine

Provincial Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ, joined Catholic Sisters from around the St. Louis area for a press conference in support of their immigrant neighbors in early 2025.

we are grateful to our Annual Campaign Donors

Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Sportelli

Mrs. Carol M. Springer

Patricia and Jack Stack

Ms. Ruth Stanton

Anonymous

Mrs. Kimberly Barks Staten

Kathleen and Al Steele

Mrs. Jane Y. Steele

Mrs. Andrea D. Steele

Mrs. Joanne Barranco Steenveld

Mrs. Rina Stefani

Dr. Jane Steinfels

Mrs. Barbara D. Stenson

Mr. and Mrs. Jon T. Stephens

Mrs. Ann Keelan Stevens

Ms. Katherine Stevenson

Mrs. Barbara Zeuschel Stickford

Mrs. Rita M. Stock

Mrs. Maureen E. Stoll

Mrs. Jean D. Stout

Mrs. Carolyn A Straatmann

Dr. Sara E. Strattan

Mrs. Susan Strazzella

Mrs. Constance O’Connell Strong

Mrs. Pamela W. Styrsky

Ms. Mary M. Sullivan

Mrs. Ikuko Satoda Sullivan

Ms. Patricia A. Sullivan RIP

Ms. Mary Sullivan

Mrs. Mary Anne D Sullivan

Ms. Patricia Ann Sullivan

Mrs. Katherine Sheehan Sullivan

Mrs. Kimberly A. Summe

Mrs. Mary Svoboda

Mrs. Lisa W. Sweeney

Mrs. Nancy Grever Sweeney

Ms. Margaret Sweeney

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Sweeny

Dr. Thomas A. Switzer

Mr. Edward P. Swyer

Mrs. Carol W. Szweda

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Talley, Jr.

Mrs. Mary June N. Tan

Mrs. Nancy Tarantino

Mr. John F. Tate

Mrs. Joan F. Taubner

Rebecca Ann Taylor, OFS

Mrs. Marguerite T. Taylor

Ms. Sharon M. Tebbe RIP

Mr. John W. Powell and Ms. Lisa Tebbe

Ms. Carole Zicka Tekulve

Ms. Priscilla T. Tenorio

Kimm and David Terpening

Mrs. Joan McSweeney Terry

Mrs. Jane Driscoll Thaler

Mrs. Ellen F. Thoma

Ms. Ruth Thomas

Mr. Gary M. Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest T. Thomas

Mr. Todd Thomas

Mrs. Mary Treacy Thompson

Ms. Sara Kay Thompson

Ms. Catherine M. Thompson

Ms. Ashleigh Thompson

Mrs. Mary Theresa Thornton

Ms. Audrey Bernadette Threlkeld

Mrs. Joan Luetkenhaus Thro

Ms. Jules M. Thro

Mrs. Barbara Thunder-Barnes

Mrs. Mary Jean Belitz Tibbels

Anonymous

Anonymous

Ms. Suzi W. Tinsley

Dr. Susan J. Tobia Ph.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Tobin

Mr. Joseph A. Toland Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Tollefson

Mrs. Elizabeth Shaner Tomlinson

Mr. Steve J. Tomsyck

Anonymous

Ms. Martha Peters Toon

Dr. Mel A. Topf

Mrs. Margaret McGargill Tracy

SEPTEMBER 1, 2024 THROUGH AUGUST 31, 2025

Mrs. Elizabeth Flynn Tranchilla

Mrs. Elizabeth Rosenthal Bova Troilo

Mrs. Mary Podesta Trott

Anonymous

Ms. Marcia M. Tufarolo

Ms. Rosemarie Calabro Tully

Mrs. Carol L. Turchetta

Mrs. Maria N. Turenne

Ms. Mimi Lawton Turney

Mrs. Kathleen Kuglen Uberti

The Uchida Family

Deacon Larry Vaclavik

Mrs. Betsy C. Van Alstyne

Mrs. Mary Louise Van Antwerp

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. J. William Van Dyke III

Anonymous

Mrs. Catherine E. van Kampen

Mrs. Cricket V. Vandover

Linda and Perry Vartanian

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. VauDell

Mrs. Patricia Daly Verde

Mrs. Mary Vial

Ms. Jacqueline Masto Vigilante

Villa Duchesne/Oak Hill School of the Sacred Heart St. Louis-MO

Mr. and Mrs. Andre L. Villere, Jr.

Ms. Mary Virok

Visitation Academy of Saint Louis-MO

Ms. Maria F. Vitagliano

Mrs. Stephanie D. Vlahov

Anonymous

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Volle

Mrs. Aida Badran Wakefield

Mrs. Anne-Marie Bengle Walker

Mrs. Donna Smythe Walker

Mrs. Margaret A. Walker

Katherine D. Waller Ed.D.

Mrs. Linda Flynn Walsh

Mrs. Rita M. Walter

Mrs. Carole C. Walters

Ms. Margaret Warnken

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Emory C. Webre

Mrs. Kathleen L. Weiner

Marilyn F. Lorenz and David Weinkauff

Mrs. Mary H. Weiss

Dr. Marlene H. Weitzel

Mrs. Patricia R. Wells

Mrs. Rose D. Wells

Tom and Ellen Wente

Anonymous

Mrs. Mary E. Werle

Mrs. Babette Werner

Anonymous

Mrs. Cynthia Cunningham Whalen

Wheatley Giving Fund

Mrs. Carol Nardoza Wheeler

Ms. Erin R. Wheeler

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Whelan

Ms. Grace Marie K. White

Anonymous

Dr. Deborah J. Whitman

Ms. Jeanine Wiater

Mrs. Moye Wicks III

Mrs. Anne Wiehagen

Mrs. Sheryl A. Wilbon

Mrs. Patrice Easley Wilbur

Ms. Andrea M. Wilcox

Ms. Sharon Wildgen

Mrs. Laurie R. Wilfert

Ms. Frances F. Williams

Mrs. Patricia Kealy Willis

Mrs. Marie Craigin Wilson

Anonymous

Ms. Mary Elizabeth Winsor JD

Mr. Joseph Winter

Mrs. Susan F. Wirths

Mrs. Bridget Conole Withers

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Brent Wood

Mrs. Nancy Woodhouse

Mrs. Linda L. Woodson

Mrs. Joan S. Wrenn

Ms. Marianne Wright

Mrs. Barbara Montes Wright

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wrightson

Dr. Kathleen M. Yadrick

Ms. Bernadette Yang

Mrs. Mary E. Yates

Mrs. Ann Wagstaffe Yates

Ms. Renee Yeh

Mrs. Peggy E. Yingling

Anonymous

Ms. Rose M. Yunker

Ms. Alessandra Zaldivar-Giuffredi

Mrs. Carol Bangasser Zarek

Mrs. Alicia Zigterman

Mrs. Mary E. Zimmerman

Ms. Brooks Zitzmann

Mrs. Mary Theresa Zodrow

Mrs. Jacqueline Krawczyk Zuber

RSCJ from Oakwood: Sandy Tuohy, Betty Renard, Betsy Hartson, and Ginny Dennehy enjoy a day out.

Acknowlegements

Thank You...

We thank the writers, editors, photographers, and designer for their dedication and creativity in bringing this annual report to life. Your hard work ensured clarity, impact, and a visually engaging publication. We truly appreciate your contributions!

PROVINCIAL TEAM

Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ, Provincial

Maureen Glavin, RSCJ

Mary Kay Hunyady, RSCJ

Lynne Lieux, RSCJ

EDITORIAL TEAM

Editor: Erin Everson

Creative Direction/Design: Beth Ponticello (cedc.org)

Copy Editor: Carolyn Osiek, RSCJ

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Sandy Ahlheim

Mary Bernstein, RSCJ

Lisa Buscher, RSCJ

Clara Callahan

Margaret Canty, RSCJ

Sarah Cassidy

Donna Collins, RSCJ

Erin Everson

Frances Gimber, RSCJ

Reyna González, RSCJ

Kimberly King, RSCJ

Angela Lagrange Scott

Mary Lyman, RSCJ

Mary Jo McFayden, RSCJ

Patricia Murphy, RSCJ

Gail O’Donnell, RSCJ

Jane O’Shaughnessy, RSCJ

Carolyn Osiek, RSCJ

Michael Pera

Beth Ponticello

Barbara Quinn, RSCJ

Karla Reyes

Caroline Richard

Diane Roche, RSCJ

Suzanne Rogers, RSCJ

Natalie Runfola, RSCJ

Anne Wiehagen

Nat Wilburn

SPECIAL THANKS

Janet Anderson

Michele Arbuckle

Anne Wiehagen

PHOTO CREDITS

Sandy Ahlheim

Linda Behrens

Clara Callahan

Mary Charlotte Chandler, RSCJ

Erin Everson

Reyna González, RSCJ

Lolin Menendez

Patricia Murphy, RSCJ

Jane O’Shaughnessy, RSCJ

Michael Pera

Margaret Pesuit

Karla Reyes

Caroline Richard

Diane Roche, RSCJ

Carole Sargent

Yannina Samilpa Gonzalez

Catherine Slenker

Stephanie Sgro

Lisa Tebbe

Brooks Zitzmann

Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart

Convent of the Sacred Heart, New York

Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart, Houston

Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart, Omaha

Regis School of the Sacred Heart

Sacred Heart Academy Brun Mawr

Sacred Heart Greenwich

Saint Madeleine Sophie School

Universidad del Sagrado Corazón, San

Juan