The pioneer spirit of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth began in a log house in Kentucky. That spirit continues today in the United States and across the globe.
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October 27: Establishment of the Sisters of Charity Federation
Meet a few of the 2,700 Sisters that make up the Sisters of Charity Federation of North America.
National Black Sisters’ Conference Celebrates 50 years
Earlier this month, Sister Pat Haley, SCN attended the 50th-anniversary gathering of the National Black Sisters’...
Resolutions and Gifts of the New Year – E-Voc
Instead of resolutions for change, entering the new year can be a good time to take inventory of what is working for you at this point in your life, what you are good at, what you are learning and developing.
Regina Bechtle, SC reflects on Elizabeth and Epiphany
Epiphany – it’s no accident that the feast of St. Elizabeth Seton falls on or near this day each year. Epiphany celebrates a manifestation, a revelation, a great “aha” moment.
A Restraining Order Can Be Just A Videoconference Away
A judge will be on call by iPad at night and on weekends, when most domestic violence victims show up at the hospital.
Sisters of Charity Federation: History (New Video)
In this 40th Anniversary of Mother Seton’s canonization VinFormation is happy to present a new video “Sisters of Charity Federation: History” – The inspiring adventure of the origins of each of the congregations of the Sisters of Charity Federation in North America.
Tracy Kemme SC reflects on “Thin places”
Tracy Kemme SC reflects on “Thin places” – The Celtic saints spoke of “thin places.”
Leavenworth Sisters meeting an unrecognized need
Leavenworth Sisters meeting an unrecognized need
Sisters of Charity and JPMorgan Chase
Sisters of Charity and JPMorgan Chase – an example of the effectiveness of the advocacy of the Sisters of Charity of New Jersey.
The best decision I ever made!
The best decision I ever made!
Sister of Charity sociologist on Apostolic Visitation Report
Sister of Charity sociologist on Apostolic Visitation Report – Patricia Wittberg, S.C. (Cincinnati) , is professor of sociology at Indiana University who points out that the report challenges preconceptions about three groups but does not address the most serious challenge to religious life.
