"I am a Sister of Mercy because I listened to and responded to a call not much different than Catherine's. Today I listen to where God is leading my life, and I pay attention to where God is in the people I meet." bit.ly/3E2PgKo

The Sisters of Mercy have a storied history of serving our country. During the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln called them “veritable angels of mercy.” This Veterans Day we share 2 of their stories. Patti Baca: bit.ly/3fM7EPC Libby Fernandez: bit.ly/3DMTKEQ

181 years ago today, our founder, Catherine McAuley, died in Dublin, Ireland. Her legacy of Mercy now spans the globe and today we remember her and all of our sisters who have given their lives in service to God and their neighbor. "We are yours, O God, for time and eternity."

Sisters Sheila Stevenson, Cora Marie Billings and Jenny Wilson talk about what they love most about being a Sister of Mercy. #VocationAwarenessWeek bit.ly/3xzxfRu

November is #BlackCatholicHistoryMonth. To celebrate, we are highlighting some of history's most influential and fascinating Black Catholics.

For #VocationAwarenessWeek, listen to Sister Ivette Diaz's message for women considering religious life. bit.ly/3WCsMs2

November is #BlackCatholicHistoryMonth. To celebrate, we are highlighting some of history's most influential and fascinating Black Catholics.

For #VocationAwarenessWeek, hear why Sisters Doris Gottemoeller, Boreta Singleton and Mandy Carrier love being Sisters of Mercy. bit.ly/3WS1mP8