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  • We have one solid comfort amidst this little tripping about, our hearts can always be in the same place, centered in God, for whom alone we go forward or stay back.

    - Catherine McAuley

 

Become a Sister

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Ask a Sister of Mercy why she decided to profess vows and join one of the largest communities of women religious in the world and she’ll tell you: “To make a difference.”

In parts of New York State, Pennsylvania, the Philippines and places in between, nearly 500 Sisters of Mercy have made that decision to change the lives of others by taking vows of chastity, poverty, obedience and a fourth vow: serving people who are sick, poor and uneducated. You’ll find our sisters in teaching, healthcare, pastoral services, social services, justice and spirituality ministries.

Perhaps, you are interested in a life of community, prayer, contemplation and action. If you are a Catholic, single woman ‒ especially between the ages of 20-40 ‒ God could be calling you to a life of Mercy. Contact Sister Sheila Stevenson at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it (585-269-8858) or Sister Phyllis Marie Zaworski at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it (585-269-8862).

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Click below to see one of our sisters talk about the excitement and value of her vocation as a Sister of Mercy (2 minutes).