Sister of Charity
Sister of Mercy

The Sisters of Charity would serve the school until 1943.

The school was established in 1963 by the Sisters of Charity.

I fear for the Sisters of Charity facility across the street.

The hospital was handed over to the Sisters of Charity.

The children were cared for by the Sisters of Charity.

The funny thing about the Sisters of Charity was that they almost made you believe.

They were later joined by the Sisters of Charity.

Social worker, administrator, teacher, and former counselor for the Sisters of Charity.

She looked pointedly at her fellow Sisters of Charity, who quickly went back to their work.

The Sisters of Charity retained some boys' infant classes, though.

The Sisters of Charity operated the hospital until it was taken over by the provincial government in 1973.

Fourteen Sisters of Charity staffed the school along with 31 lay teachers.

The Sisters of Charity were expelled from the country.

A convent for the Sisters of Charity was erected next to the church in 1898.

Many religious communities have the term Sisters of Charity as part of their name.

The Sisters of Charity are the only remaining religious institute at Central.

But the Sisters of Charity were handing out tea and soup to anyone in the side streets.

So many of her Sisters of Charity gone, too.

The Sisters of Charity still maintain the important presence of a religious community within the school.

Since its inception, the school was founded and has been operated by the Sisters of Charity.

She lingered many months under the care of her friends, the Sisters of Charity.

Asked if she was happy with the results, her answer was more choreographer than Sister of Charity.

The good Sister of Charity won her confidence.

The Sisters of Charity are simply too poor to afford to maintain a lantern which has no practical use.

It was administered for the city by the Sisters of Charity throughout a large part of its history.