Congregation Welcomes S. Rosemary Casaleno
Sister Rosemary Casaleno officially transferred her perpetual vows to the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet on October 18, 2009, within a community celebration of sisters, family and friends at St. Joseph Provincial House in Latham, NY. She is a member of the Albany Province. Previously Sister Rosemary was a member of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Watertown, NY.
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Sister Rosemary Casaleno, second from right, with Sisters Laura Bufano, Linda Neil, and Mary Anne Rodgers
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Sister Rosemary Casaleno
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Sister Rosemary signs her document of transfer of vows.
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Sister Andrea Mazon Becomes Vowed Member
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Sister Andrea Mazon of the Los Angeles Province pronounces her first vows on Sunday, August 2, 2009, in the chapel at Carondelet Center in Los Angeles. Here she signs the Act of Profession.
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Andrea's local community celebrates with her. L to R: Sisters Maureen O'Connor, Ann Davis, Andrea, Teresa Avalos and Joan Henehan
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Sister Stacy Husebo, (front center), a second year novice in St. Paul, enjoys life with her sister friends. Stacy will make her first profession of vows within a year. |
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Vowed Membership/Becoming a Sister
A woman who wants to share deeply in loving God and serving the "dear neighbor" by becoming a vowed member of the Sisters of St. Joseph, does so through one of the provinces or vice provinces. In a prayerful context, the process begins with candidacy and continues through a two-year novitiate program, at the end of which a women makes profession of the vows of poverty, chastity (celibacy) and obedience. For more information on how to become a Sister of St. Joseph of Carondelet, contact one of the following vocation offices.
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