Sisters of St Joseph of Boston
Religious InstitutionsMassachusetts, United States11-50 Employees
The Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston is a congregation of vowed religious women and associates serving the Greater Boston area and beyond. Rooted in a history that traces back to LePuy, France (1650), Lyon (1807), and St. Louis (1836), they arrived in Boston in 1873. Their mission centers on addressing violence and division by reopening communications, identifying shared values, and helping communities explore common ground to foster healing. Based in Brighton, Massachusetts, the congregation is part of the U.S. Federation of the Sisters of St. Joseph, which includes thousands of members and associates and maintains NGO status with the United Nations. The organization engages in partnerships and initiatives, most recently a March 2026 collaboration with the Mayor's Office of Housing and Sfmohcd to sponsor a housing-seminar series focused on in-person housing search and eviction sealing. Its work centers on advocacy, education, and community-based service in alignment with its historical mission.
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