Theresa Maxis Award
The Theresa Maxis Award recognizes community leaders who embody the values and vision of the IHM community. On October 16, we will honor Paddy Lynch.
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Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary are Catholic women drawn together in community and bound together in faith. Urged by the love of God, we respond to the pressing needs of our time as we pursue justice, peace and a sustainable way of life. Remaining faithful to our roots, we continue to educate and serve in a variety of ways.
The Theresa Maxis Award recognizes community leaders who embody the values and vision of the IHM community. On October 16, we will honor Paddy Lynch.
At the age of 23, he lost his freedom forever — the “death” sentence of “Life Without Parole.” In his late 60s, he wrote to the IHM community to request a “Sister” to become his pen pal.
The Season of Creation is a time to celebrate the wonders of God’s creation and renew our commitment to live in harmony with all living beings.
IHM Associate Antonia Soave has a global perspective and a love for teaching and languages. She says she hit the jackpot with her latest adventure: teaching English in Vietnam.
How are the OSP-IHM sisters, associates and friends responding to the plight of migrants from our own backyard?
We welcome the public to join us for Liturgy at the Motherhouse Chapel.
Our Liturgies are also Livestreamed if you would like to watch from home.
“Immaculate Heart of Mary Sisters of Michigan” and “A Book of Days of the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary” are both available for purchase online.
IHM Sisters, from time to time, will have full-time and part-time positions available for all interested parties. Applicants may send their resumes and cover letters for review. At IHM Sisters, hard work does not go unnoticed. We value the skills and professionalism of staff and appreciate all they do for us. We offer competitive wages […]
The IHM community has Spirituality Centers in Riverview and Bloomfield Hills Michigan. Each provides an atmosphere of respect to all persons who are engaged in the quest for God. A variety of programs are offered to assist in transformational learning and spiritual growth as well as retreat opportunities and spiritual direction,
Published quarterly, highlighting news and events of the IHM Sisters as well as offering articles for reflection and contemplation. It is available by subscription or online.
The IHM Sisters became a distributor of altar bread products in September 2017, when the Sisters of Mary Reparatrix transferred this long-time ministry to the IHMs. We felt honored to be asked to continue the Altar Bread Ministry and are grateful to the Sisters of Mary Reparatrix for entrusting this ministry to us.
The Archives staff assembled an engaging and impressive body of work that reflects the heritage of the IHM Community. Take a peek!
We live the redeeming mission of Jesus in a variety of ways as sisters (vowed members) and as associates (men and women who make a non-vowed commitment to share in the life and ministry of the community).
IHM Sisters are in this together – with each other, and with you. We invite you to consider new ways to get involved. Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Monroe, Michigan, is a 501(c) (3) organization.
