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Our Mission
The Intercommunity Center for Justice and Peace works to integrate faith
and justice in all areas of life, and to effect changes in societal structures
toward the realization of a more human, just, and peaceful society. In
living out this mission, ICJP networks with a broad range of religious
and community coalitions.
Our Story
Founded in 1974 out of a desire to collaboratively work for justice and
peace, ICJP has grown from eighteen to forty-three member congregations.
As we unify the power of our members, we network with other groups in
efforts that enable all people, especially persons who are poor, to be
part of the ministry of social change.
Brothers of the Sacred Heart•Capuchin Franciscans•Carmelite Sisters of Charity•Congregation de Notre Dame•Congregation of Christian Brothers •Congregation of the Infant Jesus•Congregation of St. Joseph (Brentwood)•Daughters of Divine Charity• Daughters of Wisdom•Dominican Sisters(Amityville)• Dominican Sisters (Blauvelt)• Dominican Sisters of Hope•Dominican Sisters (Sparkill)•Franciscan Brothers of Brooklyn• Franciscan Handmaids of Mary•Franciscan Sisters of Allegany•Franciscan Sisters of Peace•Franciscan Sisters of Atonement• Franciscan Sisters of the Poor•Holy Cross Brothers•Little Sisters of the Assumption• Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart•Paulist Fathers•Redemptorist Fathers and Brothers•Religious of Jesus and Mary• Religious of the Sacred Heart•Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary•Religious Sisters of Mercy (NY)• School Sisters of Notre Dame•Sisters of Charity (New York)•Sisters of Divine Compassion•Sisters of the Good Shepherd• Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth•Sisters of Mercy (Brooklyn)•Sisters of St. Agnes•Sisters of the Presentation of BVM•Sisters of the Presentation (Staten Island)• Sisters, Servants of Immaculate Heart of Mary•Society of Holy Child Jesus•Society of Jesus• Society of St. Ursula•Ursulines of the Roman Union•Sisters of Christian Doctrine
