In a year that has been turbulent and taxing on all of us, inflicted with the painful maladies of mind, body and soul, it seems fitting that we turn our attention during Black History Month to the substantial, life-giving presence and activity our Black Sisters of Social Service have made throughout our long history. The SSS is a small community of less than 75 Sisters, and four of them are Black; one of Nigerian heritage and three of African-American heritage, all with varying backgrounds, and bringing to the community a variety of life, career and religious life experiences that have shaped our perspective with grace and humility. Now more than ever do we offer our gratitude for the gift of their meaningful presence in the life of our community...
