Under an adapted Rule of the French Daughters of Charity approved by Archbishop Carroll, a novitiate was completed, and seventeen women became the first vowed American Sisters of Charity July 19, 1813.
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Seton Shrine Stations of the Cross (Video)
The National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton has provided an opportunity to virtually pray the Stations of the Cross from the historic White House where Mother Seton taught, prayed, and died.
The Joy of Serving · #IamVincent
“Every day, I learn from the people that I serve.” -Sister Bev Hoffman, SCN
Sisters of Charity New York – New leadership team
Sisters of Charity New York – New leadership team
Easter with Sister Gertrude Foley SC
Easter with Sister Gertrude Foley SC
Anne Merwin – walking in the shoes of Elizabeth Seton
Anne Merwin has almost literally walked in the shoes of Elizabeth Seton. Like Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, Anne Merwin has been a debutante, wife, mother Episcopalian, convert to Catholicism, and a resident of New York City and Baltimore. (1) And these are just some of...
Driving Jesus – Walking the way of the cross
In “Driving Jesus” Tracy Kemme of the Sisters of Charity Cincinnati) reflects on walking the way of the cross with a Guatemalan mother.
Vincentian Family celebrating in high Western Arctic
Sr. Fay Trombley, a Sister of Charity of the Immaculate Conception (SCIC), tells of celebrating new many levels of new life in the high Western Artic.
100 years young as a Sister of Charity Nazareth
Evelyn Hurley reached her 100th birthday today! But her decision to make vows as a Sister of Charity of Nazareth surprised some
Sisters of Charity of St. Elizabeth – New leadership team
The Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth joyfully announce the election of their Leadership Team that will serve from July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2019.
Under the Influence
Under the influence of the Holy Spirit
Celebrating untold heroism of a Sister of Charity
Sister Anthony O’Connell was known throughout the Union Army as “the Angel of the Battlefield.”
