Associate Covenant
Associates of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace are people who live our spirit and mission in their different ways of life. Associates commit to an ongoing mutual relationship with CSJP Sisters and their charism of peace through justice by promoting peace in family life, in the Church, and in society. They "strive to respect the dignity of all persons, to value the gifts of creation and to confront oppressive situations" and to "promote social justice as a way to peace." (from Constitution 11)
A Diverse Community
Among our associates are people from all walks of life and from a variety of faith traditions.
Living the Mission with CSJPs
Associates are involved with most of the activities of the CSJP Community they: they join Congregation Small Groups, participate in Assemblies, and share in the prayer, spiritual and social celebrations of the Community. Some serve in Congregational sponsored ministries and/or on sponsored Ministry Boards.
The Associate Calling
Association is open to people who hold gospel values as the compelling force in their lives. Associates are called to intimacy with God through prayer, to expressing the gospel call in their lives and to responding to the charism of peace through justice in the spirit of the Constitutions of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace.
Responsibilities of Association
Commitment to a life of prayer
Commitment to promote the charism of peace through justice in daily life
Commitment to participate in appropriate ways in the life, spirit and mission of the Congregation
Commitment to ongoing mutual relationship
Benefits of Association
Opportunities to deepen one's faith/spirituality
Opportunities to collaborate in the charism of peace through justice
Support in the effort of promoting social justice issues in one's daily life
Invitations to participate in various aspects of the life of the Congregation
Receive regular communications from the Congregation
Download a brochure about Associate Covenant
We invite you to learn more about becoming an associate!
Contact an Associate Co-Director near you.