Our revised pages can connect you to the ministries of our sisters here in the United States as well as around the world. Sisters of Bon Secours arrived in the US in 1881 at the invitation of Cardinal Gibbons. Since that time, we have been called to a variety of cities around the country and to a variety of ministries all with a focus of being “Good Help to Those in Need.” Throughout the years our ministry has been faithfully connected with the healing ministry of Jesus and to the intent to help bring people to wholeness.
On our archives pages you’ll find more about our rich history. We also invite you to browse the pages highlighting our volunteer ministry and our associates. Find out how you can join us as a sister, as an associate or in prayer. Join us as we “commit ourselves to defend and care for all of creation; and to cry out with others against injustice and all that diminishes life on Earth.” Again, welcome, we hope you will visit this site often.
-- Sr. Rose Marie Jasinski
Leader, Sisters of Bon Secours USA
We invite you to pray with us, live with us in community, join us as an Associate or Volunteer and serve with us, sharing our charism of healing, compassion, and liberation. How is God calling you to Join?
Today, we, Sisters of Bon Secours practice our healing and spiritual ministry in hospitals, hospices, wellness centers, clinics, parishes, long-term care facilities, home care, community centers, social service organizations and the Retreat & Conference Center. We are caregivers, spiritual directors, chaplains, administrators, community organizers, counselors, board members, and more.
For us it is all about bringing people to wholeness and helping them to know that there is a God who loves them...
Sister Rose Marie Jasinski elected congregation leader of the international Congregation of the Sisters of Bon Secours Sister Elaine Davia elected leader for Sisters of Bon Secours USA MARRIOTTSVILLE, Md.—On Oct. 4, 2019, the Congregation of the Sisters of Bon … Continue reading
In the midst of these new acts of violence and tragedy in El Paso ad Dayton, we come in prayer before and acknowledge God’s presence with us. Where there is hurt, we pray for healing. Where there is hatred, we … Continue reading
