During the 2024 Joint Conference, several sisters from the National Black Sisters' Conference (NBSC) gathered for a meaningful session with the NBSC Videographer. This initiative aimed to capture their unique stories, likenesses, and cherished memories on video, preserving the rich history and experiences of these remarkable women. The atmosphere was one of camaraderie and reflection as each sister shared her journey, highlighting moments of faith, resilience, and community service that have shaped their lives and the lives of others. The videographer skillfully facilitated the discussions, ensuring that each narrative was documented with care and authenticity. This project not only honors their individual contributions but also serves to inspire future generations by showcasing the powerful legacy of the NBSC. "In Our Voices" will continue to document the stories and legacies of our beloved community. Stay for more Black women-religious sharing their legacies!

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The New Face of Black Catholic National Leadership: National Black Sisters’ Conference and National Black Catholic Clergy Caucus Announces New Board of Directors

The National Black Sisters’ Conference (NBSC) and the National Black Catholic Clergy Caucus (NBCCC) are thrilled to announce the introduction of their new Board of Directors, marking the beginning of an influential and transformative period for Black Catholic clergy and religious women.

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2024-2027 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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ABOUT NBSC

The National Black Sisters’ Conference was founded in 1968 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania under the inspiration and direction of then Sister Martin de Porres Grey, RSM (now Patricia Grey, Ph.D.) and with the generous support and hospitality of the Most Reverend John J. Wright, Bishop of Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Sisters of Mercy.