Sr. Maryann Agnes Mueller
Before joining the Felician Sisters, Sr. Maryann Agnes Mueller worked as a dietician and research tech. Later, she became a certified diabetes educator and a high school science teacher. She serves as the full-time justice and peace coordinator for the Felician Sisters of North America, and she edits the congregational justice and peace newsletter. She serves on several boards, including U.S. Catholic Sisters Against Human Trafficking, for whom she publishes the Stop Trafficking Newsletter.
Peacebuilding and Nonviolence
During the Month of Mary, Queen of Peace, we are called to build a more nonviolent world through prayer and action.
Care for Creation
Rooted in the Franciscan tradition, the Felician Sisters reflect on God’s creation and invite you to help care for our common home.
Water Justice Reflection
World Water Day is March 22. We invite you to join us in honoring the sacredness of water and protecting access to clean water for all.
Celebrating Black History Month
Join the Felician Sisters this February in honoring Black History Month through prayer, reflection, and practical steps toward racial justice and human dignity.
National Human Trafficking Awareness
January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Join the Felician Sisters in prayer, reflection and action to protect the vulnerable and help end human trafficking.
Solidarity & Human Rights: An Advent Reflection
Sr. Maryann Agnes Mueller shares how the Advent season calls us to courage, compassion and a deeper commitment to human dignity.
Living Catholic Social Teaching in a Changing World
Rooted in Scripture and lived through Felician mission, Catholic Social Teaching calls all people of goodwill to uphold dignity, justice, solidarity, and care for creation.
Nuns Against Gun Violence
Target the Ghost Gun Menance
Serving where needed since 1874
Founded in Poland in 1855, the Felician Sisters are a congregation of women religious inspired by the spiritual ideals of their foundress, Blessed Mary Angela Truszkowska, and Saints Francis of Assisi, Clare of Assisi and Felix of Cantalice. Arriving in North America in 1874 following Blessed Mary Angela’s directive “to serve where needed,” they helped to weave the social service system. Today, the Felician Sisters founded, sponsor or support through the presence of our sisters, more than 40 ministries – all continuing to evolve to meet the needs of the people they serve.
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