FAMVIN: The International Vincentian Family

To enlarge the family tree of the Sisters of Charity Federation click on the this graphic. To see it in context visit the site of the Les Religieuses de Notre-Dame-du-Sacré-Coeur (NDSC)

The website of the Sisters of Charity Convent Station asks the question about one of its own. For more information about Bayonne-born Venerable  Sister Miriam Teresa Demjanovich visit the Vincentian Encyclopedia entry devoted to her.

The Seton Legacy Garden to honor the bicentennial of the foundation of the Sisters of Charity of Saint Joseph’s in Emmitsburg, Maryland. The garden is planned as beautiful pathways that extend behind Saint Elizabeth Ann’s first permanent home in Saint Joseph’s Valley.

The Emmitsburg Historical Society has posted a short history of the Sisters of Charity

Elizabeth Ann Seton’s 234th birthday will be celebrated at the National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, Emmitsburg  with a Mass followed by birthday events including visits to the Stone House, where she first lived and the White House in which she opened the first free school for girls in the United States on [...]

Sister of Charity Patricia Wittberg, professor of sociology of religion at Indiana-Purdue, is quoted in an article about trends in religious orders. Read the article.