On this same day, we celebrate the foundation of the Sisters of Charity of St. Mary, established in 1871, in Turin, Italy, founded by Mother Marie Louise Angélique Clarac, a former Daughter of Charity devoted to Vincentian service and education. Inspired by her compassionate vision, the Sisters established kindergartens, schools, clinics, and pastoral programs for youth and the ill. From their Italian origins, the Congregation expanded internationally—reaching Argentina, Canada, the United States, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, India, Mexico, and Peru—offering education and care rooted in humility, simplicity, and generosity. Today nearly they continue to serve children, families, the elderly, and the sick, living out the Vincentian call to be the living presence of Christ’s charity.