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Sisters of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy Celebrate 150 Years
The Sisters of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy founded in 1829 by Bishop John England have grown from four to 67 living members. They serve in Charleston, Aiken, and across South Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina, and beyond, teaching, nursing, and aiding orphans and the poor. Aiken marks the anniversary with Mass at St Mary Help of Christians and a reception at St Mary Parochial School Cafetorium.
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Sisters of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy
Angels of Mercy
Charleston
Augusta
John England
Aiken
St. Angela Academy
St. Mary Help of Christians Parochial School
Baltimore
Cork
Ireland
Mary O’gorman
Mary Joseph
Honora O’gorman
Mary Martha
Mary Teresa Barry
Mary Teresa
Mary C. Burke
Mary Augustine
Elizabeth Ann Seton
Sisters of Charity
Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
Gloverville
South Carolina
Charleston Home For Children
St. Francis Xavier Hospital
Bishop England High School
Our Lord
Jesus
Savannah
Wilmington
N.C
Motherhouse
Nathaniel Russell
Marie Daniel Hummel
St. Angela
Association of University Women
James Island
Agnes Edwards
Ignatia Gavaghan
St. Mary
Kitty Baby
Albert Greer
Honey Bear
de Neri Faase
ST. Angela Superiors
Celestine Quale
Benedicta Hummel
Carmel Carter
Mary Bernard ‘Campbell
Genevieve'Cross
Alice Joseph Brady
Mary
Our Lady of Mercy
South
New York
Emmett M. Walsh
Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy