Celebrating our Oneness with God, Creation, and Neighbour

Harvest Justice is a stage theatre experience about food and fairness, offering an opportunity to join migrant workers in solidarity through Forum Theatre. This is a public reading that welcomes feedback, reactions, questions and comments from migrants, frontline service providers, advocates, artists, and anyone who is interested in participating in the collaborative process for this project.

To be held Saturday, June 7 from 7 – 9 p.m. at The Mary Ward Centre. Admission is free, registration is required. A project of Collaborative Network to End Exploitation and Mixed Company Theatre.

This issue of Journey for Justice: Listen! Learn! Act! comes at a troubled time for our planet. As all of us work through a challenging period, we share with you some essential truths, our new Harvest Justice forum theatre project, our support for the Turn Debt Into Hope campaign, and a thoughtful reflection on nature.

Tradition gives October 15, 1650 as the date on which Bishop de Maupas gave our congregation its official existence and the name of St. Joseph. Beginning on October 15, 2024, Sisters of St. Joseph throughout the world are celebrating our 375th anniversary.

Join CSJ Toronto Archives in exploring 375 years of apostolic ministry through a series of online exhibits that journey through our beginnings in 17th century France and 19th century North America.

Out of deep respect for those who have cared for these lands since time immemorial, we are committed to tread lightly on the land, protect water as sacred, and affirm our desire for right relations with all Indigenous Peoples.