▶️ What is an MPJP? – SJEM Members’ Meeting 2026
Sr. Amy Hereford, CSJ discusses aspects of Catholic Sponsorship from an SJEM perspective.
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Catholic Identity
The Catholic identity of SJEM sponsored institutions is grounded in the Gospels and strengthened through Catholic Social Teaching.
The Holy Moly: An SJA Guide to What’s Happening in the Catholic Church
The Holy Moly is compiled by Mike Finucane, Director of Campus Ministry at St. Joseph’s Academy in St. Louis, MO. His bachelor’s and master’s degrees… Read More »The Holy Moly: An SJA Guide to What’s Happening in the Catholic Church
Welcome to our New SJEM Schools
SJEM is thrilled to announce that, effective July 1, 2026, we welcome three new schools to our ministry. The Congregation of St. Joseph has transferred… Read More »Welcome to our New SJEM Schools
Mike Finucane: “Being Catholic, what difference does it make?”
For SJEM Sponsorship Day 2023, Mike Finucane, Director of Campus Ministry at St. Joseph’s Academy, presents an engaging and encouraging address on Catholic Identity in education. Watch his presentation here.
Contributing to the Educational Community
Cara McMahon and President Nancy Blattner present at this year’s ACCU Annual Meeting, “Rising to Our Times”
Mission to Me: A Student Reflection
Unifying love is not just love of community and neighbor, but also love of God. The CSJs work toward this idea and through their relationships… Read More »Mission to Me: A Student Reflection
St. Joseph, help us in our work
St. Joseph, our patron and guide, you worked as a carpenter which called for creativity, resourcefulness, steadfastness and strength. Our work demands the same virtues.… Read More »St. Joseph, help us in our work
SJEM Members Build a Common Foundation for their Work with the Pillars of Catholicism
As members of St. Joseph Educational Ministries prepare for their work in helping to maintain the Catholic identity and the values of the Sisters of… Read More »SJEM Members Build a Common Foundation for their Work with the Pillars of Catholicism