24th Annual Golf Classic
October 3, 2022
Join us on Monday, October 3, 2022 at Fenway Golf Club for the 24th Divine Compassion Golf Classic & Dinner Reception. More details to follow.
A Chorus of Voices
May 15, 2022
Please join us at the Chapel of the Divine Compassion on Sunday, May 15 at 2:00 pm for a FREE Poetry Reading.
For additional information contact: alicefeeley@msn.com
Feast Day
As we celebrate the Feast Day of Our Lady of Good Counsel and the birthday of our Foundress, Mother Mary Veronica, we pray in gratitude for your love, friendship and support!
Happy Easter
ALLELUIA!
The Sisters of the Divine Compassion together with our Associates and Companions wish you and your loved ones a Blessed Easter!
2021 Annual Report
The Sisters of the Divine Compassion are happy to share our 2021 Annual Report with you.
College Reunion - 2022
The 2022 Good Counsel College / College of White Plains Reunion was a wonderful celebration of our Golden Jubilee Class of 1972 and the Diamond Jubilee Class of 1962.
Lenten Reflections - Week Six
The RDC Social Justice Board continues its weekly Lenten invitation to reflect on issues related to racism and its impact on our lives. This week’s article offers a significant perspective because it is written in the first person.
Lenten Masses
April 13, 2022
The Sisters of the Divine Compassion invite you to join us for Mass every Wednesday during Lent.
Lenten Reflections - Week Five
The RDC Social Justice Board continues its weekly Lenten invitation to reflect on issues related to racism and its impact on our lives. This week’s article offers a significant perspective because it is written in the first person.
Lenten Reflections - Week Four
The RDC Social Justice Board continues its weekly Lenten invitation to reflect on issues related to racism and its impact on our lives. This week’s article offers a significant perspective because it is written in the first person.
Lenten Reflections: Week Three
The RDC Social Justice Board continues its weekly Lenten invitation to reflect on issues related to racism and its impact on our lives. This week’s article offers a significant perspective because it is written in the first person.
Lenten Reflections: Week Two
This week we offer a discussion of how Catholic schools can respond to the recent controversy regarding elements of critical race theory. Although high schools are not teaching this graduate level theory, it is based on the belief that racism exists in the systems and structures that inform practice both in schools and in the broader community.