The
congregation of the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Cluny has approximately 2400 sisters in 57 countries, 30 provinces across
5 continents, working in education, health, evangelization and social action.
May 12th Foundation Day

• to know and do the Holy Will of God through
discernment and total availability
• to sow seeds of hope and compassion reaping
a harvest of liberation and justice
• to be a sign for our world through community
Life - a place of personal growth, spiritual
discernment and total availability
• to sow seeds of hope and compassion reaping
a harvest of liberation and justice
• to be a sign for our world through community
Life - a place of personal growth, spiritual
support, conversion and pardon, discernment,
shared mission and caring
• to be grounded in prayer and contemplatives in action, celebrating and nurturing
our
relationship with God in many different ways
Anne Marie Javouhey, born on
November 10, 1779 in a village in Burgundy, France, heard the Spirit’s call to proclaim God’s love for all persons without distinction of race, religion or social status, throughout the five continents.
Anne Marie’s father, Balthasar Javouhey bought for his daughters the former Recollets Convent in Cluny. Soon the name Cluny, linked to that of the Sisters of St. Joseph, would be known throughout the world on five continents.
On May 12th, our Foundation Day, Cluny Sisters and their Associates and Collaborators in mission around the world celebrate their MISSIONARY CALL that began in 1807 in response to the needs of that time and the urgings of the Holy Spirit – a remarkable Pentecost
Happy Foundation
Day, Cluny Sisters!
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