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...writings and develops projects to deepen awareness of the Vincentian roots of Charity heritage. She holds a Ph.D. in theology from Fordham and a certifi Currently, as a member of the Seton Writings Committee of the Sisters of Charity Federation, I am researching correspondence to and about Elizabeth ...

...:Sisters federation 2008.jpg|thumb|right|Board of Directors of the Sisters of Charity Federation, March 2008]] ...t. Louise de Marillac, as well as the five U.S. Provinces of the Daughters of Charity. ...

...nited States was one of six congregations which founded (1947) the Sisters of Charity Federation in the Vincentian and Setonian Tradition. ...Mother Elizabeth Boyle|image=[[Image:sis1.jpg]]|caption=Sisters of Charity of New York|bdate=1788|align=right|ddate=1861}} ...

:“Elizabeth Seton did more for the Church in America than all of us bishops together.” Archbishop Francis Patrick Kenrick ...brief time on a woman whose life was intertwined with many notable figures of the young republic and the growing Catholic church in America. ...

== '''Genealogical Development of the Vincentian Family'''== ...is anniversary serves to remind us once again about the outstanding legacy of charity and evangelization that [[Vincent de Paul]] (1581-1660) bequeathed ...

English language bibiliography of close to 800 items devoted to research about Bincent de Paul ...arisiensis. Oxford, 1687. Pp. 179. [See T(homas) D(avitt), “An Account of St Vincent's Work Written in English in 1666,” Colloque No. 13 (Spring 198 ...

...unhappy generalate of Jean-Baptiste Nozo, with its scandalous allegations of personal and financial misbehavior, plunged the Congregation into a major c ...post in Paris and ministered to the sick who found refuge and care in the mother house. ...