Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul West Central Province
Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul West Central Province
Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul West Central Province
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Learn more about an exhibit highlighting the rich history and contributions of Catholic sisters in the United States on the Women and Spirit website and the LCWR website.
Do you wonder what it's like to live and serve as a Daughter of Charity? We thought you might, so we asked some of the Sisters to tell you personally about themselves. We asked them questions such as:
Some of the answers to these questions are here, some aren't. Some Sisters had other things they wanted to share with you. Come back periodically to hear more of our stories!
De Paul University has been doing a series of podcasts for their Office of Mission and Values. Included in the series is a podcast by Sr. Pat Connolly, DC sharing her vocation story. Sr. Pat Connolly is currently working at the United Nations with the Daughter of Charity NGO (non-governmental organization). The purpose of our NGO is to encourage governments which are part of the U.N. to understand the situation of those living in dire poverty and dangerous situations and to take action. Since we have Daughters of Charity throughout the world, we are able to provide first hand information from areas of great distress. Visit the NGO website of the Daughters of Charity and our brother community, the Congregation of the Mission (Vincentians).
Listen to Sr. Pat's podcast When you see the list of podcasts, click on Sr. Pat's to hear her story.