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Description: This website for the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada is archived to preserve its content. The congregation was founded in Le Puy, France on October 15, 1650, and from this foundation, branched out worldwide. The Canadian congregations descended from the foundation at Carondelet, St. Louis, Missouri on March 25, 1836. Mother Delphine Fontbonne, a niece of Mother St. John, and three other Sisters travelled from Philadelphia to found the Toronto congregation in 1851. The next year, in 1852, three Sisters from Toronto founded the Hamilton congregation. Later, in 1868, five Sisters from Toronto established the London congregation. The Peterborough congregation was established by 20 Sisters from Toronto in 1890. In 1921, a new Pembroke congregation was formed by 27 Sisters from Peterborough. The last Canadian community was established in 1936 in Sault Ste. Marie by Peterborough Sisters. On November 22, 2012, the four congregations in Hamilton, London, Peterborough, and Pembroke were amalgamated into one charitable corporation under the name Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada. This website is the organizational website for the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada, one of three communities of women religious belonging to this order in Canada. The congregation was formed in November 2012, through the amalgamation of four existing communities in Hamilton, London, Peterborough and Pembroke. When this amalgamation took place, the congregation published a new website, to which contributions are made, primarily through the blog, by Sisters from the formerly separate communities. This website was later redesigned. The website contains material related to systemic justice issues, particularly poverty reduction, human trafficking and resettlement, and environmental issues, particularly ecology and spirituality. For those interested in lay ministry, there are details about how to become involved in the Associates program, or for those seeking a deeper commitment, there is information about the vocation process. The website includes material pertaining to the history of the four originally separate communities, as well as their common origin in Le Puy, France. There is a link to the consolidated archives website. The commitment to the environment is reflected in the two green buildings built as residences for the Sisters in Peterborough and London, as well as being a blue community, and information about these efforts is provided. There is information given about several ministries: the Office for Systemic Justice, the Hospitality Centre, and the Spiritual Ministries Network. The retreat centres founded and administered by the congregation are described, and links provided to their websites. The congregation’s mission in Peru is also described. Finally, the heart of the website is the blog, which is continuously updated and contains various articles by the Sisters and guest contributors, as well as a weekly “pause and ponder” which provides short musings. The blog has local access points, and the website has a search function. The website provides links to the congregational social media platforms, Twitter and Facebook. As the blog is continuously updated, the site will be captured periodically on an annual basis by the congregational archives.
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Subject: Sisters of St. Joseph, Canada, Spirituality, Religion, Women, Poverty, Leadership, Ontario, Catholic Church -- Missions, Blogs, Photographs, Sound recordings, Sisters of Saint Joseph
Creator: Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada
Language: eng
Format: Archived Website
Rights: The copyright status of this material is not known. Users are responsible for determining whether the material may be re-used for publication.
Description: This website for the Little Design Communities, which is the older site for the Upper Room Home of Prayer, is archived to preserve its content. The Upper Room Home of Prayer website is linked to the Little Design Communities website. The Upper Room Home of Prayer was founded by Sisters from the Peterborough diocese on September 5, 1984, and is located in Ottawa, Ontario. The website contains resources, videos, publications, and information about programs including retreats, prayer ministry, and spiritual direction. Further accruals are expected.
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Subject: Sisters of St. Joseph, Spirituality, Religion, Canada, Ontario, Peterborough (Ont.), Publications, Catholic Church -- Missions, Sisters of Saint Joseph
Creator: Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada
Language: eng
Format: Archived Website
Rights: The copyright status of this material is not known. Users are responsible for determining whether the material may be re-used for publication.
Description: This website of St. Joseph's Villa and Retreat Centre is archived to preserve its content. It contains information about the retreat centre including staff, accommodation, and programs. It also contains blogs pertaining to spirituality and ecology, and information about becoming a Sister of St. Joseph. The Villa St. Joseph Retreat House opened in Coburg, Ontario on September 1, 1976, and was founded and administered by Sisters of St. Joseph from the Peterborough diocese. Further accruals containing program information and blogs are expected.
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Subject: Sisters of St. Joseph, Religion, Spirituality, Canada, Ontario, Peterborough (Ont.), Ecology, Sisters of Saint Joseph
Creator: Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada
Language: eng
Format: Archived Website
Rights: The copyright status of this material is not known. Users are responsible for determining whether the material may be re-used for publication.
Description: The consolidated archives website of the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada is archived to preserve its content which includes historical information, blogs, videos, oral history recordings, photographs, finding aids, digital displays, publications, training materials, and information for researchers. The website was created and is maintained by the consolidated archives which was formed when four separate congregations in Hamilton, London, Peterborough, and Pembroke, Ontario, amalgamated in 2012. The archives is physically located in London. The website contains a historical timeline and summary of the congregational history, a history quiz, information about the consolidated archives including the archives policy manual, and professional affiliations. The website also includes information for researchers including finding aids, forms, and a link to Archeion, a catalog database. The website has oral history recordings, videos about historical topics, and links to other platforms including Omeka, Historypin, Flickr The Commons, Internet Archive, as well as downloadable PDF publications. For students, there are downloadable PDF training manuals, as well as information about training programs hosted by the archives. There is also information for donors including forms. Finally, there is a blog which is updated every two months. Further accruals to the website are expected, in the form of blogs, recordings, photographs, publications, and finding aids
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Subject: Sisters of St. Joseph, History, Oral history, Annals and chronicles, Canada, Archives, Library outreach programs, Exhibit, Publications, Reference services (Libraries), Finding aids, Research, Training, Handbooks and manuals, Medical care, Music, Education, Orphanages, Church archives, Web archives, Catholic Church -- Missions, Blogs, Photographs, Sound recordings, Sisters of Saint Joseph
Creator: Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada Consolidated Archives
Language: eng
Format: Archived Website
Rights: The copyright status of this material is not known. Users are responsible for determining whether the material may be re-used for publication.
Description: This website for Stillpoint House of Prayer is archived to preserve its content. It contains information for visitors to the retreat centre including on its mission, staff, and accomodation. The Stillpoint House of Prayer opened in Springtown, Ontario on July 9, 1989 and was founded and administered by the Sisters of St. Joseph from the Pembroke diocese. No further accruals to the website are expected.
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Subject: Sisters of St. Joseph, Spirituality, Religion, Canada, Ontario, Pembroke (Ont.), Sisters of Saint Joseph
Creator: Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada
Language: eng
Format: Archived Website
Rights: The copyright status of this material is not known. Users are responsible for determining whether the material may be re-used for publication.
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