Remarks to Loretto Alumnae and Federation

Remarks to Loretto Alumnae and Federation: PDF, Watermarked
Remarks to Loretto Alumnae and Federation

PDF, Watermarked

Name/Title

Remarks to Loretto Alumnae and Federation

Entry/Object ID

047.0018

Scope and Content

Remarks given to Loretto Alumnae and Federation by Sister Elanor Holland, IBVM Superior General. They discuss topics such as Mary Ward, Christian life, IBVM values and more.

Context

Born in 1585 in North Yorkshire, England, Mary Ward founded the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary in 1609. Primarily focused on education, over time the sisters expanded their ministry despite significant political, spiritual and material challenges. In 1880, the Canadian Mission of the IBVM sent sisters to establish a presence in Illinois, and the following year, the IBVM's North American Branch was officially created. In 1892, their ministry expanded into Chicago, and by 1896, the sisters had also opened a school in Michigan. In the following decades, further expansion resulted in ministries in California and Arizona, both of which began in 1949. In the 21st Century, the IBVM and its Companions are active in Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, California and Arizona.

Lexicon

Search Terms

Religion, Religious Organizations, Sisters of Loretto, Clubs and Organizations

Archive Details

Date(s) of Creation

Apr 16, 1988

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Notes

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