Sister Gloria Esposito, DC, was working at St. Mary’s School in Troy in 1958, when she got the news that she was missioned to Bolivia. The Daughters of Charity sister on the other end of the line … [Read more...] about A Life of Mission
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“Eye on Eternity”: The Legacy of Mother Seton
“The day dawned with a beautiful blue sky, bright sun and no clouds — a result of prayers for good weather,” remembers Daughter of Charity Betty Ann McNeil about Sept. 14, 1975, when she attended the … [Read more...] about “Eye on Eternity”: The Legacy of Mother Seton
Sister Ann Recalls ‘Mass of People … on Stretchers’ in Lebanese Hospital
U.S. Daughter of Charity Sister Ann Sauvé, a member of the administrative staff at the order’s Sacred Heart Hospital in this Beirut suburb, will not easily forget Aug. 4 and the massive explosion in … [Read more...] about Sister Ann Recalls ‘Mass of People … on Stretchers’ in Lebanese Hospital
Statement on the Death of George Floyd
We, the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul USA, unite our hearts, voices, prayers, presence, and action with those of people of goodwill around the globe in affirming that black lives … [Read more...] about Statement on the Death of George Floyd
Sisters’ Work During 1918 Spanish Flu Seen as Model for Today
Catholic nuns emerged as the unexpected heroes in the 1918 Spanish flu epidemic that killed hundreds of thousands in the United States and millions worldwide. “While praise must be given to all … [Read more...] about Sisters’ Work During 1918 Spanish Flu Seen as Model for Today