LOGAN, WV: 1943-1982 Mount Carmel Convent On November 21, 1943, Srs. Lamberta Berg and Carmen Kovacs traveled the crooked W.V. roads to begin the apostolate
ILLINOIS: 1944-1958 In September of 1944, Srs. Mary Bede Kurth, Monica Crnkovich, and Kathleen Vargo arrived in L’Erable, Illinois. This small farming village in the
For the Epiphany evening Sr. Barbara Kamieniak and the Sisters in the Procura invited the Pallottine Sisterly communities along with Pallottine Fathers, priest friends and
WHEELING, W.V. Welty Home for the Aged: 1967-1988 Miss Clara Welty left the money from her estate to the Diocese of Wheeling, but the money
SPRNG LAKE, MICHIGAN St. Mary’s School: 1954-1988 The sisters came to Michigan at the invitation of Father LeRoux of the Grand Rapids Diocese. The little
PALLOTTINE COLLEGE: “Mater Admirabilis” MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN On August 14, 1932, Srs. Germana (Germain) Kroetz, Lorenza Thum, Lidwina Leberle, and Edith Baeza arrived in Milwaukee. They
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS HOUSE OF STUDIES: 1932-1965 WASHINGTON, D.C. The White House. In 1934, Franklin Roosevelt added a second floor to the West Wing and
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL: 1930-1954 321 Edmund St. (East Liberty, Friendship Area) Pittsburgh, Pa When the pioneer sisters arrived in Pittsburgh by train on August 28,
ST. BENEDICT THE MOOR PARISH: 1938-1946 OMAHO, NEBRASKA “Little Africa of America” Benedict was born (1526) of slave parents, on an estate near Messina, Sicily,
ST. CHARLES SETTLEMENT ST. CHARLES SCHOOL: 1929-1936 NEBRASKA In 1929 the Pallottine Sisters entered the Diocese of Omaha, Nebraska. Father Peter Grobbel (1873-1965) was the
LOGAN, WV: 1943-1982 Mount Carmel Convent On November 21, 1943, Srs. Lamberta Berg and Carmen Kovacs traveled the crooked W.V. roads to begin the apostolate
ILLINOIS: 1944-1958 In September of 1944, Srs. Mary Bede Kurth, Monica Crnkovich, and Kathleen Vargo arrived in L’Erable, Illinois. This small farming village in the
For the Epiphany evening Sr. Barbara Kamieniak and the Sisters in the Procura invited the Pallottine Sisterly communities along with Pallottine Fathers, priest friends and
WHEELING, W.V. Welty Home for the Aged: 1967-1988 Miss Clara Welty left the money from her estate to the Diocese of Wheeling, but the money
SPRNG LAKE, MICHIGAN St. Mary’s School: 1954-1988 The sisters came to Michigan at the invitation of Father LeRoux of the Grand Rapids Diocese. The little
PALLOTTINE COLLEGE: “Mater Admirabilis” MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN On August 14, 1932, Srs. Germana (Germain) Kroetz, Lorenza Thum, Lidwina Leberle, and Edith Baeza arrived in Milwaukee. They
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS HOUSE OF STUDIES: 1932-1965 WASHINGTON, D.C. The White House. In 1934, Franklin Roosevelt added a second floor to the West Wing and
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL: 1930-1954 321 Edmund St. (East Liberty, Friendship Area) Pittsburgh, Pa When the pioneer sisters arrived in Pittsburgh by train on August 28,
ST. BENEDICT THE MOOR PARISH: 1938-1946 OMAHO, NEBRASKA “Little Africa of America” Benedict was born (1526) of slave parents, on an estate near Messina, Sicily,
ST. CHARLES SETTLEMENT ST. CHARLES SCHOOL: 1929-1936 NEBRASKA In 1929 the Pallottine Sisters entered the Diocese of Omaha, Nebraska. Father Peter Grobbel (1873-1965) was the
