Hey guys!
Wow, I haven't been on here in FOREVER!
So, I remembered that thread on here from awhile ago about the Daughters of Mary, Mother of Healing Love. I came back to look for it but it was all gone! :-( So anywho, I was at Journey retreat this past weekend (aka Youth 2000) and hanging out with one of their AWESOME sisters!! She gave me the link to their website: www.stcharleshome.org if anyone wants some more information on them! they're really quite wonderful. also, they were just on CBS news! haha check this out! http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/09/27/...in2043907.shtml
pretty awesome!
okay, i hope you're all well!
peace & love in Christ,
mj
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One of their sisters, Sr. Maximilian, came and talked at our Stuebenville East retreat, she was really cool and VERY funny 
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woah, where'd you find that old one!?!?
thanks! :-)
yeah! I see Sr. Mary Rose everywhere I go! They're such an awesome, awesome order!
thanks! :-)
yeah! I see Sr. Mary Rose everywhere I go! They're such an awesome, awesome order!
That's awesome that you got to spend time with them! I poked around the site for St. Charles Home and found the sisters own site -----Daughters of Mary, Mother of Healing Love
The Sisters broke away from the Sisters of Charity of Our Lady, Mother of the Church to form the new order. They also do the DeMonfort Consecration to Jesus through Mary. I might just go drop them a line..... pray that they get lots of vocations!
The Sisters broke away from the Sisters of Charity of Our Lady, Mother of the Church to form the new order. They also do the DeMonfort Consecration to Jesus through Mary. I might just go drop them a line..... pray that they get lots of vocations!
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I love their apostolate -that's awesome!
I love their apostolate -that's awesome!
they're so sweet 
their apostolate is quite beautiful!! the Lord has certainly called them to do some very important work. at such a hard time in these children's lives...imagine how blessed they are to go into such a holy, Catholic home!! such wonderful support! they've said that adoption agencies and such will say "How did you transform them so much!?" and they're just like "well they had God this time! it's God!"
praise Him!
their apostolate is quite beautiful!! the Lord has certainly called them to do some very important work. at such a hard time in these children's lives...imagine how blessed they are to go into such a holy, Catholic home!! such wonderful support! they've said that adoption agencies and such will say "How did you transform them so much!?" and they're just like "well they had God this time! it's God!"
praise Him!
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That's awesome that you got to spend time with them! I poked around the site for St. Charles Home and found the sisters own site -----Daughters of Mary, Mother of Healing Love
The Sisters broke away from the Sisters of Charity of Our Lady, Mother of the Church to form the new order. They also do the DeMonfort Consecration to Jesus through Mary. I might just go drop them a line..... pray that they get lots of vocations!
Do you know why they broke away to form a new order? Couldn't they have performed the same mission with the Sisters of Charity of Our Lady, Mother of the Church?
St. Charles History
St. Charles began as an orphanage in 1913. In 1968, it became a home for children of families in crisis, and in 1973, the last orphan was placed. Originally staffed by the Grey Nuns of Canada, in 1968 the administration of the Home was transferred to the Sisters of Charity of Our Lady, Mother of the Church, whose Motherhouse is in Baltic, CT. In 2003, the Sisters of Charity felt it necessary to withdraw from St. Charles. After a period of intense prayer, discernment and consultation, four Sisters obtained permission from Rome to separate from the Sisters of Charity to form a new private Association dedicated to the healing and care of children who have been removed from their families of origin.
The Daughters of Mary Mother of Healing Love work with both the children and families with the hopes of reunification. This is sometimes not possible and the children remain at the home until another permanent placement can be found.
that's what it said on the website!
St. Charles began as an orphanage in 1913. In 1968, it became a home for children of families in crisis, and in 1973, the last orphan was placed. Originally staffed by the Grey Nuns of Canada, in 1968 the administration of the Home was transferred to the Sisters of Charity of Our Lady, Mother of the Church, whose Motherhouse is in Baltic, CT. In 2003, the Sisters of Charity felt it necessary to withdraw from St. Charles. After a period of intense prayer, discernment and consultation, four Sisters obtained permission from Rome to separate from the Sisters of Charity to form a new private Association dedicated to the healing and care of children who have been removed from their families of origin.
The Daughters of Mary Mother of Healing Love work with both the children and families with the hopes of reunification. This is sometimes not possible and the children remain at the home until another permanent placement can be found.
that's what it said on the website!
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