The new Daughters of Charity Health Center East opened in New Orleans, La., early this year, a recent Clarion Herald article reports. The fourth health center from Daughters of Charity Services of New Orleans (DCSNO), its opening coincides with the Daughters’[continue reading]
From its inception, the school has provided a quality Catholic education to girls of working class parents who had the will and the love to make tremendous sacrifices for the benefit of their children.
Sister Carol Keehan, D.C., shares her perspectives on health care obstacles and what it means to be a Daughter of Charity in a January 2014 interview with online publication, the Huffington Post. Sister Carol, president and chief executive officer of the[continue reading]
Sister Elizabeth Greim, D.C., has been selected as the 2013 Person of the Year by The Telegraph in Macon, Ga. As one of the key catalysts who launched Daybreak, a center for homeless in the Macon area, Sister Elizabeth’s ability to reach[continue reading]
Our hearts and prayers are with those devastated by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines and surrounding areas. This tragedy is a humbling time to reflect on our blessings and to devote time to prayer with renewed spirits of hope. Thankfully,[continue reading]
On Tuesday, September 24, students at Mother Seton School took part in the school’s 8 th annual International World Peace Day cel ebration. The theme this year was “Pinwheels for Peace”
In response to the horrific violence in Syria, we the Daughters of Charity of the Province of St Louise USA , call for a diplomatic and humanitarian intervention in concert with the international community. We steadfastly oppose a violent response[continue reading]
I50 years ago, more than 27,000 soldiers were wounded in the Battle of Gettysburg. We learn about the role in treating those wounded played by the Daughters of Charity from Emmitsburg, ten miles south of the combat.
Reprinted from the Mid-Atlantic Archivist Newsletter Spring 2013 Emmitsburg, MD—In July of 2011, the Daughters of Charity merged four of their provinces into one: the Province of St. Louise. While it was decided that the administrative offices would be in[continue reading]
Belleville News-Democrat By Jennifer A. Schaaf BELLEVILLE, IL—For almost three decades, Sister Julia Huiskamp has worked with under-privileged children in the housing projects in East St. Louis. Now, the Belleville Diocese hopes to recognize her efforts by nominating Huiskamp for[continue reading]