Junior Ladies of Charity Connect With Their Heritage
The Junior Ladies of Charity from Buffalo and New York City who met in a mini-assembly on Oct. 24-25, concluded their visit to the Albany area by visiting the Daughters of Charity retirement facility, St. Louise Home.There is a large oak tree behind the residence, originally planted with acorns collected from a tree in France which was planted by St. Vincent himself nearly 400 years ago.
Both groups of Juniors now have acorns of their own. The Vincentian heritage is communicated in many ways.
The students from St. John’s Prep have selected a spot where they will be planted on the Crescent Street campus. It was a great weekend thanks to all the Juniors, and the many
Ladies of Charity, including Regional Vice-President Kathleen Sieracki, who travelled all the way from Buffalo with a group.
As an alum (’55) and former Board member I am more than delighted to know that Vincentian connection will be firmly planted and look forward to visiting it in the coming years.
Junior Ladies of Charity Connect With Their Heritage
The students from St. John’s Prep have selected a spot where they will be planted on the Crescent Street campus. It was a great weekend thanks to all the Juniors, and the many
Ladies of Charity, including Regional Vice-President Kathleen Sieracki, who travelled all the way from Buffalo with a group.
As an alum (’55) and former Board member I am more than delighted to know that Vincentian connection will be firmly planted and look forward to visiting it in the coming years.