History of Daughters of Charity 200 years in Philadelphia

By: John Freund on Oct 10, 2014 / Around the Province

History of Daughters of Charity 200 years in Philadelphia. A history truly to be proud of!

A document handed out at the celebration Daughters 200 yeasrs in Philadelphia (pdf)

The work on this timeline was done by: Father Vince O’Malley, C.M, Sister Martha Beaudoin, Sister Joanne Dress and Sister Jean Maher.

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