Boston CSJs celebrate 140 years-Will you join us?

During the year to come the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston will have a series of events to celebrate the 140th anniversary of our arrival among the people of Boston.

This is also as good a time as any to alert you of our CSJ Facebook Fanpage and Twitter page. As you may be aware, Facebook and Twitter are currently considered to be among today’s most powerful Public Relations tools.

Yes, there’s a whole new universe of relationships out there where through with all of us are being invited to share our mission and message. If you use these social media venues, please take a minute to "follow" us on Twitter and "like" our Facebook Fanpage. Even if you do not use Facebook and Twitter you can follow the links to see what the pages look like.

Chances are you also have friends, relatives, students, coworkers and others who use Twitter and Facebook. So please share this with them and encourage them to "follow" us on Twitter -- https://twitter.com/csjboston and "like" our CSJ Boston Facebook Fanpage --  https://www.facebook.com/csjboston .

This small action is one concrete way you can join with us as we enter into this year of "daring to continue to dream…not just for ourselves but for our many neighbors in this universe."

Please take a minute to "like" our facebook fanpage - and more

We had two big community events this last weekend so I've published a Special Edition of Soundings Update. Follow the link for pictures of our Donor Day liturgy and our annual congregation picnic.

Also: Yesterday LCWR issued a press release about their visit to Rome earlier this month. The title of the press release is: LCWR Continues Discernment of CDF Mandate . There's been a lot of news coverage about this. Follow the link above for the LCWR's original statement.

Finally, Almost two years ago one of my gmail accounts was compromised. It affected our Boston CSJ Facebook Fanpage. Yesterday, thanks to the help of Dom at the Boston Archdiocesan Pastoral Center, I was able to completely delete the old page and am trying to build up the new Boston CSJ Facebook Fanpage. Could you please take a minute to visit this page and "like" it...in a Facebook sorty of way.