By Tom Rademacher, The Grand Rapids Press, August 3, 2013 You wonder from time to time whatever happened to that kid from grade school who used to kick all the rubber balls to the roof. The girl who’d suffered, of[continue reading]
GLOVERVILLE — Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Center has a new leader following the transfer of longtime administrator Sister Mary Jean Doyle of the Daughters of Charity. Doyle has been transferred to a post at Providence Hospital in Washington,[continue reading]
Milwaukee Catholic Herald, written by Bishop Richard J. Sklba, August 23, 2012 It was with genuine regret, perhaps even a touch of personal dismay, that I learned of the formal closing of the Daughters of Charity’s historic mission here in Milwaukee,[continue reading]
Over the years, gatherings to welcome and bid farewell have been common at the Lake Drive house on Milwaukee’s east side, home for the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul. Sisters arrived for their “missionings” at local hospitals,[continue reading]
The energy in Daughters of Charity Sister Brenda Fritz’s voice is unmistakable as she discusses the popular movie Moneyball, which centers on the Oakland Athletics professional baseball team and the unorthodox business approach of its general manager, Billy Beane (played[continue reading]
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GLOVERVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA—The Daughters of Charity convent at Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church have organized a new program to help those in need at the Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Center. The Benefit Bank helps individuals and[continue reading]