The International Union of Superiors General (UISG) has recently announced that Sr. Pat Murray, the current Executive Secretary, will be retiring from her position. This significant leadership transition marks a new chapter for the organization, which represents over 2,000 superiors general of Catholic congregations of women around the world. Sr. Pat Murray has been an instrumental figure in the UISG, serving as Executive Secretary since 2016. During her tenure, she has worked tirelessly to promote the mission and values of the organization, fostering collaboration and cooperation among its member congregations. Under her leadership, the UISG has addressed various critical issues, including human trafficking, climate change, and social justice. The organization has also strengthened its relationships with other Catholic organizations and institutions, including the Vatican. As Sr. Pat Murray prepares to retire, the UISG has begun the process of selecting a new Executive Secretary. The search for her successor is expected to be a thorough and inclusive process, involving input from member congregations and other stakeholders. The new Executive Secretary will be tasked with building on the foundation laid by Sr. Pat Murray, continuing to promote the UISG’s mission and values, and addressing the evolving needs and challenges of its member congregations. The UISG’s leadership transition comes at a time of significant change and transformation within the Catholic Church, with a growing emphasis on synodality, inclusivity, and social justice. The organization’s new leader will be expected to navigate these changes, working to ensure that the voices and perspectives of Catholic women are represented and heard. The UISG’s member congregations are diverse and global, with sisters working in a wide range of ministries, from education and healthcare to social justice and advocacy. The organization’s new leader will need to be able to balance the needs and priorities of these different congregations, while also promoting a unified and cohesive vision for the UISG. As the search for a new Executive Secretary continues, the UISG is reflecting on its accomplishments and challenges under Sr. Pat Murray’s leadership. The organization has made significant progress in recent years, including the launch of new initiatives and programs, such as the UISG’s anti-human trafficking campaign. However, the organization also faces ongoing challenges, including declining membership and resources, as well as the need to adapt to a rapidly changing global context. Despite these challenges, the UISG remains committed to its mission and values, and is confident that its new leader will be able to build on the progress made under Sr. Pat Murray’s leadership. The UISG’s leadership transition is not only significant for the organization itself, but also for the broader Catholic Church. The organization’s new leader will be expected to play a key role in promoting the voices and perspectives of Catholic women, and in advocating for social justice and human dignity. As the Catholic Church continues to evolve and change, the UISG’s new leader will be an important part of this process, working to ensure that the Church remains relevant, inclusive, and just. The search for a new Executive Secretary is expected to be completed in the coming months, with the new leader taking office later this year. In the meantime, Sr. Pat Murray will continue to serve as Executive Secretary, ensuring a smooth transition and providing support and guidance to the organization’s staff and members. The UISG is grateful for Sr. Pat Murray’s leadership and dedication, and is confident that its new leader will be able to build on her legacy, promoting the organization’s mission and values, and advancing the causes of social justice and human dignity.