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Land, Language and the Salish Future
The gift of two and a half acres of land to the Salish School of Spokane carries meaning far beyond new buildings. The land, once part of the grounds surrounding the convent of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, rests along a stretch of the Spokane River where Salish people historically sustained their community.
Spring Issue of SNJM Now Magazine
In this issue, we share stories about the new Indigenous school and cultural community center in Washington, a St. Mary’s Academy alumna winning the Nobel Prize, and more.
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Women on a Mission Podcast
Listen to the stories of Holy Names Sisters on the “Women on a Mission” podcast. Guests join Sisters Kathleen Griffin, Mimi Maloney and Teresa Shields to discuss their ministry work. Episodes cover education, immigrant and refugee support, affordable housing projects and the future of religious life.
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Affordable Housing at Mercy Greenbrae
SNJM collaborated with Mercy Housing Northwest to help address the growing need for affordable housing in Oregon and across the U.S.