At 65 they show no signs of settling for retirement! Founded October 27, 1947 the Sisters of Charity Federation: is made up of 11 congregations of Sisters of Charity + 2 provinces of Daughters of Charity from the U.S. and Canada has a character and spirit in the tradition of Charity founded by St. Vincent [...]
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Sisters call for comprehensive immigration reform
The New York and New Jersey members of the Sisters of Charity Federation are inviting all their members and associates to contact legislators and urge comprehensive immigration reform, juxtaposing both the borders we maintain and the realization that the Kingdom of God cannot be realized with fenced borders and political walls. “As both Houses are in session [...]
SC Seton Hill Visit SCNY and Federation
The Sisters of Charity Federation website present a photo gallery of a historic visit of six Sisters from Korea to the Sisters of Charity of NY and the Federation. Sister Marlene Mondalek, General Superior of the Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill, and six Sisters from their Korean Province, visited Mount Saint Vincent Monday, August 13. [...]
Sisters “70s and Beyond” – not over but SINCE 1970
Sisters from 1970′s and later Gather at Nazareth Dozens of Sisters of Charity from across the United States, Canada and Belize, Central America, are meeting in Nazareth, Ky., this weekend. Those gathering represent vowed, consecrated religious women who have joined their respective communities since 1970. “70s and Beyond” participants come from several different communities, all members [...]
After “Courageous Charity” – NGO Charity briefing
Sister Caroljean WIllie, SC (Cinncinati) gave a presentation to the joint meeting of Federation leaders and Company of Charity Formation Personnel held in New Brunswick June 14-17. (CCFP is affiliated with the SC Federation.) She then left for Brazil to participate with NGOs at the Rio+20 Earth Summit – UN Conference on Sustainable Development. She [...]
Vatican declares NJ Sister of Charity “Servant of God”
Servant of God Miriam Teresa Demjanovich, American professed sister of the Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of St. Elizabeth (1901-1927). “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.” “Miriam Teresa Demjanovich, [...]
Sisters of Charity Federation and Creighton University Collaboration
The Sisters of Charity Federation, Sisters and Daughters of Charity from all over the country, host this trip. Through a partnership with the House of Charity and St. Bernard’s Project, Creighton Students have been able to be a part of the rebuilding and restoration process in New Orleans. Service opportunities include general home repair and [...]
Vincentian Family collaboration at UN
Student managers from the Tobin College of Business undergraduate Global Loan Opportunities for Budding Entrepreneurs (GLOBE) Program were invited to present at the Fiftieth Session of the Commission for Social Development (CSocD) at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City on Wednesday, February 8, 2012. The students and Dr. Linda Sama, director of the [...]
Louise de Marillac – a saint for everyone
“Louise de Marillac – a saint for everyone” This excellent presentation could aptly be sub-titled “Life’s Lessons from Louise”. No doubt members of the Sisters of Charity Federation will see foreshadowings of the journey of Elizabeth. PARIS: This month we celebrate the feast of Saint Louise de Marillac, Co-Foundress of the Daughters of Charity and Patron of [...]
Vincentian Family collaborations around the globe
The International SVDP site lists its collaborations with the Vincentian Family by continent. They hope this compilation will encourage others to seek opportunities for collaboration. They also ask the list be updated. (See below for a list of collaboration in Systemic Change in North America) AFRICA ETHIOPIA : SSVP working with Daughters of Charity and the [...]
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