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Loretto Link is a non-canonical, non-profit membership organization and spiritual community founded in 2017 to carry forward the mission and spirit of Loretto. Loretto Link is grounded in the principles of subsidiarity and democratic member participation. We carry out our mission through member-formed working groups.
Learn more about Loretto Link here – https://lorettolink.org/
Spotlight on Loretto Link
The 200-plus year history of Loretto inspired a small group of Loretto members in 2012 to start thinking and talking about the future. This group, initially called “Civil Incorporation,” received 501c3 designation as Loretto Link in 2017, and has grown…
Loretto Link: Dedicated to Continuing Loretto’s Commitment to Justice and Peace
In July 2017, the Loretto Community voted to begin the civil incorporation process for an organization that would dedicate its existence to continuing Loretto’s commitment to justice and peace for years to come. “We are being called to something new.…
Through Loretto Link we extend our mission into the future
Loretto came to be and comes to be through the creative Spirit of God, whose grace worked powerfully in our founders and continues to work in the community as a whole and in each of its members.’ Loretto Constitutions Loretto Link is…
Loretto Link Thanks Transition Board, Elects New Board at August Gathering
One of the first orders of business of the Loretto Link gathering was to applaud the outgoing transitional board: Libby Comeaux, Eileen Custy, Sally Dunne, Kim Klein, Karen Knoll, Anna Koop, Maureen O’Connell and Paulette Peterson. They took to the…
Link Considers Structure and Spirituality
Mary Ann McGivern opened the first day of the August Loretto Link gathering relating a story from her novitiate days that taught her that solemn times can include the delight of friendship and celebration. By the last day we knew…
Paulette Peterson ‘Finally’ Celebrates a Jubilee
Paulette Peterson’s description of her time with Loretto is one of invitation. As a student at Webster College, she was invited by Therese Stawowy to live at Mullanphy House where sisters and students lived in community near housing projects in…