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Sister Mary Alan Barszczewski with students from St. Anthony High School in Jersey City, NJ. |
Lives that energize and renew
As Felician Sisters, we are dedicated every day to bringing hope to the poor and troubled through our actions and our prayers. Our part in the spiritual renewal of the world takes many, many forms.We teach in day care centers, special education programs, elementary and high schools and college. We care for the ill, helping heal their bodies and renew their spirits.
Sister Theresa Mary Martin, president of Felician College with students. |
We offer guidance and unconditional love to young people in prison. We accompany the elderly in their final years, sharing a listening ear and an open heart. We help people of all ages get to know Jesus better and feel the Lord’s love.
Our lives are exciting and challenging. They energize
us and bring us joy. 
We invite you to meet three of our sisters and
see for
yourself what makes being a Felician Sister so fulfilling.
Sisters in Action
 School
principal receives affirmation from her students
Sister Lisa Marie DiSabatino, Principal As the principal of an elementary
school, Sister Lisa Marie DiSabatino manages responsibilities like
a seasoned juggler. She begins the school day by praying with the
teachers of her 189-student school then moves on to other duties..
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Sister Marilyn Marie Minter, Campus Minister Sister Marilyn Marie Minter finds
it impossible to talk with people about whether they have a vocation
until they have first developed a personal relationship with Jesus.
She has also discovered great fulfillment in helping people develop
that relationship.
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Sister Marie Teresa Soltys,
Campus Minister Sister Teresa, or Sister T as
she is known, is a nun on the run. Pool player. Football fan. Forgiving
friend. This Felician Sister demonstrates the order’s charism
daily as she reaches out to young people in need with a caring and
compassionate heart. |
An
invitation to touch the God within
A
nun on the run
