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In memoriam: Sister Anna Marie Goodrich

We pray for the repose of the soul of Sister Anna Marie Goodrich, who died at St. Louise House, Albany, NY, August 7, 2015.
96 years of age; 72 years of vocation.
May she rest in peace.

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Happy Anniversary!

Edward Augustus Seton, View of St. Joseph's Academy, 1825. Oil on canvas. Used with permission of the Provincial Archives

Edward Augustus Seton, View of St. Joseph’s Academy, 1826. Oil on canvas. Used with permission of the Provincial Archives

July 31 marks a double anniversary. Four years ago today the Province of St. Louise USA began from the former US provinces of Albany, Emmitsburg, Evansville, and St. Louis. On this day in 1809 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton began the Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph’s, in Emmitsburg, MD, on the same grounds which today house the Emmitsburg Campus of the Daughters of Charity and the National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton.

The photo shows an oil painting of the Emmitsburg grounds as they appeared in 1825. The building in the middle is Mother Seton’s White House, which can still be seen today.

“Well, my own troubles will teach me I hope, how to comfort others, and serve as the payment of some little part of the great debt I own.”
—St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (C.W., vol. II, L 6.4, p. 78)

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World War I exhibit featured in Frederick News-Post story

OVER THERE, our exhibit on the Daughters of Charity’s service in the First World War, was the subject of a feature story in the July 5 Frederick (MD) News-Post.

Read the story here: Over There: New exhibit shows sisters’ service as nurses in World War I

OVER THERE is on display through October 30.
The exhibit is open to the public on Wednesdays from 10am to 4pm. Admission is free.

A companion video to the exhibit is available online at our Vimeo site:
OVER THERE Part 1
OVER THERE Part 2

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