Sisters of the Humility of Mary

06/09/2026

Virtual Prayer Room – June 9, 2026

A reminder that our virtual silent prayer room will be open today, Tuesday, June 9 at 4:00 PM. Every Tuesday, we, Sisters of the Humility of Mary, gather in solidarity with all our sisters and brothers in our country and our world. We believe that our God is always holding us in all circumstances and will lead us to peace, hope and loving care toward all.

As our sisters and other residents in Villa Maria, PA, gather in silent prayer each week on Tuesdays at 4:00 PM, we invite all to join in a virtual time of silent, contemplative prayer at the same time. There will be no conversation. An image of Magnificat Chapel and soft music will be shared as a focal point to help center ourselves in the infinite love of God living within and among us all. In this time when many feel hopeless and confused, we offer this prayer as a powerful source of unity and peace to our suffering country and world.

To join, click the link below:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89977271087?pwd=jCQZ5dLyQ5WX4AKQh8kSQR3BlyT9tY.1

Meeting ID: 899 7727 1087

Passcode: 217128

Phone: +1 646 876 9923 US (New York)

Find your local number:
https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kIDgh8GJv

06/02/2026

Virtual Prayer Room – June 2, 2026

A reminder that our virtual silent prayer room will be open today, Tuesday, June 2 at 4:00 PM. Every Tuesday, we, Sisters of the Humility of Mary, gather in solidarity with all our sisters and brothers in our country and our world. We believe that our God is always holding us in all circumstances and will lead us to peace, hope and loving care toward all.

As our sisters and other residents in Villa Maria, PA, gather in silent prayer each week on Tuesdays at 4:00 PM, we invite all to join in a virtual time of silent, contemplative prayer at the same time. There will be no conversation. An image of Magnificat Chapel and soft music will be shared as a focal point to help center ourselves in the infinite love of God living within and among us all. In this time when many feel hopeless and confused, we offer this prayer as a powerful source of unity and peace to our suffering country and world.

To join, click the link below:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89977271087?pwd=jCQZ5dLyQ5WX4AKQh8kSQR3BlyT9tY.1

Meeting ID: 899 7727 1087

Passcode: 217128

Phone: +1 646 876 9923 US (New York)

Find your local number:
https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kIDgh8GJv

06/01/2026

We hope to see you on Thursday, July 30 in Columbus for the 2026 Human Trafficking Summit in recognition of World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. We’ll be there presenting a workshop about navigation ownership and coordination challenges in anti-trafficking systems. We’ll address the most persistent barriers to effective anti-trafficking responses: unclear roles, system overlap, and ownership challenges across partners. Participants leave our workshop with a clearer understanding of their role within a coordinated response as well as strategies to build trust, alignment, and accountability across sectors.

Hosted by The Ohio Attorney General's Human Trafficking Initiative, this annual summit brings together healthcare professionals, survivors, victim advocates, law enforcement, attorneys, and other stakeholders to foster an exchange of knowledge, experience, and best practices that attendees can employ in their professional roles and their communities.

Early bird registration rates are available through June 15 and the deadline for registration is July 6. A limited number of scholarships are available for students, survivors, individuals, or organizations with financial barriers to attending. The scholarship application deadline is June 5.

More information and registration for the summit here: https://ohioattorneygeneral.regfox.com/2026-human-trafficking-summit
*Be sure to sign up for our workshop (12) during registration!

05/19/2026

Today we observe the 123rd anniversary of the passing of Mother Anna Tabourat. To learn more about her legacy and impact, visit the link below.

Today we pause to remember Mother Anna Tabourat, who passed away on this day in 1903. Often referred to as the American foundress of the Sisters of the Humility of Mary, Mother Anna’s steadfast leadership proved pivotal in helping the … →

05/18/2026

On Sunday, May, 17, the HM Congregation gathered to honor 18 Jubilarians celebrating 60, 65, 70, and 75 years of vowed religious life. To learn more, click on the link below.

On Sunday, May 17, the HM Congregation came together to honor eighteen Jubilarians as they celebrate 75, 70, 65, and 60 years of vowed religious life. These sisters have ministered in art ministry, board service, child advocacy, community outreach, congregational … →

05/17/2026

Celebrating 60 Years of Vowed Religious Service!

Congratulations to Srs. Paulette Kirschensteiner, Barbara O'Donnell, and Carla Rutter on their 60th Jubilee. We are eternally grateful for their wholehearted "yes" to God's call and their years of unwavering commitment and service to God's people.

05/16/2026

Celebrating 65 Years of Vowed Religious Service!

Congratulations to Srs. Ardath Blake, Winefred Bullach, Jeanette Dufek, Margaret Dunn, Mildred Ely, Carole Anne Griswold, Jane Marie Kudlacz, Therese Pavilonis, and Elaine Schindler on their 65th Jubilee.

We are eternally grateful for their wholehearted "yes" to God's call and their years of unwavering commitment and service to God's people.

05/15/2026

Celebrating 70 Years of Vowed Religious Service!

Congratulations to Srs. Mary Catherine Blooming, Delrina Clarin, Margaret Daniels, Dolores Lucas, and Carole Wakefield on their 70th Jubilee. We are eternally grateful for their wholehearted "yes" to God's call and their years of unwavering commitment and service to God's people.

05/14/2026

Celebrating 75 Years of Vowed Religious Service!

Congratulations to Sr. Margaret Ebin on her 75th Jubilee. We are eternally grateful for her wholehearted "yes" to God's call and her years of unwavering commitment and service to God's people.

05/08/2026

Sisters Eilis McCulloh, Anne Victory, Carol Anne Smith, and Mary Stanco gathered with leaders, justice promoters, and communicators from 107 institutes of US women religious in St. Louis at LCWR's Transforming Grace event.