Ministries of our United States Province include, but are not limited to, chaplaincies, healthcare and health care administration, education, municipal development, diocesan administration, pastoral support, and spiritual direction.
Adelaide’s Place
2416 Artic Avenue, Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Phone: 609-340-8816
adelaidesplace.org
facebook.com/adelaides.place
Adelaide's Place has been helping homeless and disenfranchised women throughout the Atlantic City area for over 15 years, evolving from a simple day program in a church basement. We provide a secure environment for women who have nowhere to go during the day. Our participants engage in social interactions and programs which include arts and crafts, are provided with life skill enhancements, a reading room, a nutritious snack and nutrition classes. All are treated with the dignity and respect which they are entitled to as children of God. Our goal is to provide them with supportive services to improve their quality of life.
Adelaide's Place offers a welcoming sanctuary, but with many opportunities such as access to social workers, linkages to health care, services to locate temporary or permanent housing, and much more. Sr. Patty and the team of Volunteers not only help the many women who walk through the door, but also families in the neighborhood who need an occasional hand. This need continues to grow and Adelaide's Place continues to work each day to make people's lives better.
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DeCicé Hall Ministry
Contact Chris Clark, DeCicé Hall Director
Phone: 413-687-1858
1365 Northampton St., Holyoke MA 01040-1913
Email: decice.hall@gmail.com
Decicehall.org
facebook.com/DeCice.Hall
The mission of DeCicé [pronounced de-See-say] Hall Ministry is to provide a hospitable center for spiritual and religious development, a respectful space for ecumenical growth, and a seedbed in which our common humanity may be nourished. Our ministry focus is on fostering a culture of encounter through small group gatherings that affirm human dignity, promote the global common good, and resist the modern throw-away culture.
• DeCicé Hall accommodates 4-30 participants and is handicapped accessible.
• To Reserve DeCicé Hal, check the online calendar for availability: Decice Hall Calendar, then email decice.hall@gmail.com or call Chris at 413-687-1858.
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DHM continue to support and serve as active board members for the following schools founded by the Society:
St. Joseph School for the Deaf
1000 Hutchinson River Parkway, Bronx, New York
Saint Joseph’s School for the Deaf was founded in 1869 in the Fordham section of the Bronx, New York. A second branch opened in Brooklyn in 1874, with a third opened in the Throggs Neck section of the Bronx known as Oakland Cottage in 1876. By 1913, the increase in population of deaf children resulted in the opening of our present building. Since then, the handsome red brick building has been an impressive landmark in the Bronx.
St. Joseph's School for the Deaf will maximize the potential of each student and foster competence in literacy, critical thought, citizenship and personal independence through educational experiences that are purposeful, equitable and engaging.
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Nardin Academy
135 Cleveland Avenue, Buffalo, NY
Founded in 1857, Nardin Academy is the oldest independent, Catholic school in Western New York. Educating children from age 18 months until 18 years, Nardin has co-ed Montessori, Lower and Middle Schools and a college preparatory Upper School for young women.
Nardin provides students with the highest standards of excellence in academics, athletics and the arts while upholding a deep commitment to service in the tradition of the Daughters of the Heart of Mary. Our students go on to make significant contributions to our school, our communities and our world.
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DHM co-sponsors the following school:
NativityMiguel Middle School of Buffalo
nativitymiguelbuffalo.org
NativityMiguelBuffalo Contact Form
www.facebook.com/nativitymiguelschoolbuffalo
Mission Statement: The NativityMiguel School of Buffalo is a faith-based middle school transforming the lives of underserved students through single gender education in a secure and nurturing environment. In partnership with our families, we deliver a uniquely effective education that includes an extended school day and school year, dedicated and caring teachers, personal mentoring and continuing support through high school graduation. Co-Endorsing Organizations: The USA Northeast Province of the Society of Jesus; Daughters of the Heart of Mary; Sisters of Mercy of the Americas and a member of Mercy Education; District of Eastern North America of the Brothers of the Christian Schools.
Head of School: Christopher Pitek
Email:cpitek@nativitymiguelbuffalo.org
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