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When Sister Julia Huiskamp, D.C. arrived from Chicago 30 years ago in June, she wanted to work with children and families in East St. Louis, and the best way to do that was to offer a service to the … [Read more...] about Daughters of Charity Play a Role in 30 Years of Success

For two weeks in late June, in an area of south Bexar County, Texas, about 40 children gather at the sports field and playground areas at El Carmen Catholic Church for a day camp and wellness … [Read more...] about Summer Play and Healthy Habits at Daughters of Charity Day Camp

Leaders of the United Nations say the global body's ambitious agenda to eliminate global poverty and other ills is off to a good start but are reiterating the need for common efforts involving … [Read more...] about Urging UN to Remember Grassroots Works

As the seconds ticked away, the timekeeper cast her eyes across a student lounge on the Notre Dame campus and announced it was time for the speed daters to change partners. So April Adalim, 24, got up … [Read more...] about Deciding on Consecrated Life Through Speed Dating

Mount St. Mary's University and the Daughters of Charity have launched a new joint endeavor in Emmitsburg, Maryland--the Seton Dubois Initiative. Named for their Emmitsburg founders (Saint … [Read more...] about The Seton Dubois Initiative