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Our Mission Statement calls us to “give and receive Christ’s love, joy, peace and healing for the life of the world.” 

“The joy of the Lord is our strength.” (Neh. 8:10)  --

Since the SCCs moved into their new Motherhouse in May 2018, many visitors have passed through its doors.

On Sunday, March 31, at the Cathedral of St. Patrick in Harrisburg, PA, Bishop Ronald Gainer presented the Lorica Award named after the Lorica Prayer of St. Patrick to Sister Romaine Niemeyer. Sister is recognized for her significant contribution as past president of Geisinger Holy Spirit Hospital, her integrity of faith and generosity of service. The Sisters of Holy Spirit Convent attended the Solemn Vesper Service.

Congratulations to the new awardee of Giving Voice’s Leadership Scholarship, Sister Margaret Muchire. Read about Sister Margaret's journey here and learn more about the scholarship program to advance leadership, language and bridge-building among younger Catholic Sisters.

The Sisters shared their poetic talents while reciting their favorite poems during a recent "Coffee House" at Mallinckrodt Convent. The audience enjoyed literary recitations that ranged from humorous to spiritual to onomatopoeia. It was a wonderful way to engage Sisters of all ages and abilities, while enjoying some delicious coffee and baked treats!

Sister Henry’s love for and service to the poor continues in Williamsport! Click for more.

When Sister Joan Moser, SCC learned from Sister Mary Joseph Schultz, SCC that the Church of Christ the King in New Vernon was collecting warm coats, hats, gloves and scarves, she wasted no time! Click title to read full article.

Read the full article from The Beacon here.

On Saturday, August 4, 2018 the Sisters of Christian Charity opened the doors of their new Motherhouse in Mendham, NJ to the public for tours and light refreshments. The event was attended by a few hundred people coming from near and far. Despite a rainy morning, the clouds cleared and the sun shone just in time for the Open House. It was a beautiful day enjoyed by many.

Information and registration forms can be found on our Sponsored Works page. Just click here!

Retreat Ministry, an apostolate dear to Blessed Pauline’s heart, has been flourishing on our Mendham property since 1937. Villa Pauline Retreat and Guest House began first. An added site, the Quellen Spiritual Center, opened in May, 2004 at the Motherhouse. Commencing February 11, 2018, the two ministries will become one at the Villa Pauline site and be known as Villa Pauline Retreat and Spiritual Center. The Spiritual Direction Formation Program, as well as the other enriching opportunities for spiritual growth provided at Quellen, will now continue at Villa Pauline. The Pauline House Hermitage will remain.

The Sisters of Christian Charity in Mendham, NJ are looking for qualified candidates for the positions of CNA’s and HHA’s for the care of Sisters in their new Motherhouse. All shifts available; for more information please contact Lori Vernachio, administrator at 973-543-6528 ext. 268 or email administrator@scceast.org.

On Saturday, October 21, 2107 the Companions of Pauline came together at the Motherhouse in Mendham, NJ for a Retreat Day.

The Sisters enjoyed many visits this summer from their fellow Sisters in the Western Region, Germany and South America. It was hard to say goodbye, but it was a beautiful summer together celebrating many blessings including the 200th birthday of SCC foundress, Blessed Pauline von Mallinckrodt, on June 3 and the SCC Founding Day on August 21.

Sr. Patrice was given this opportunity by the Inner City Scholarship Fund, which will benefit from a donation from the Yankees and their fan base. The game will also raise awareness of the fund, which helps inner city children attend Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of New York, including those students at Immaculate Conception School for which she is the principal.

The Sisters of Christian Charity are celebrating the 200th birthday of their foundress, Blessed Pauline von Mallinckrodt this summer. See the article from The Beacon here.