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Sisters of Charity
How many are in the Vincentian Family?
What is your guess about how many are in the Vincentian Family? 10,000, 100,000? 1 million? 2 million?
Celebrating Sisters of Charity as leaders
Joan Piazza, in her stereotype-challenging book If Nuns Ruled the World: Ten Sisters on a Mission includes two members of the Sisters of Charity Federation.
Celebrating the Sisters of Charity Federation 1947
VinFormation has put together its collection of celebrating the Sisters of Charity Federation which was established on October 27, 1947 to provide mutual support to one another in living their mission of Charity in the modern world.
Tech savvy at 90
Sister Mary Vincentia Maronick demonstrates that she’s tech savvy on her 90th birthday
Sisters of Charity of Immaculate Conception celebrate 160 years
Sisters of Charity of Immaculate Conception celebrate 160 years
Sisters of Charity (Nazareth) move in new ministries in health
Called to be a new way of being and ministering, SCNs in health ministry moves into primary health care. Twenty-five Sisters were present for the meeting at Nazareth Convent, Mokama, on Oct. 12, 2014.
Sisters of Charity Seton Hill show nuances of research
Are sisters growing or declining? There is a great need for nuances according to a new CARA report. Individual communities show varied, nuanced trends.
UN News – Sisters of Charity Federation
Featured stories about orientations to the UN for various groups, resources for climate change, a profile of the Sisters of Charity of Greensburg in Korea and some dates to remember.
Beatification Ceremony for Sr. Miriam Teresa, SC
The link to view the beatification Mass works now. It is of excellent quality especially when viewed full screen and on something larger than a mobile phone.
Sewing machines for Haiti – Leavenworth Sisters of Charity
Sewing machines for Haiti – Leavenworth Sisters of Charity – A collaborative project helping develop a sustainable supplementary income in support of ministry and community needs.
Who do you say that I am?
Who Do You Say I Am? S. Janet Gildea reflects on this is the October issue of E-voc.
