The Streets as a Cloister: History of the Daughters of Ch...
de Lavergnee, Matthieu Brejon
The Daughters of Charity are today the largest community of Catholic women, with 15, 000 sisters in about 100 countries. They devote their lives to serving the poorest in hospitals, schools, and care centers for homeless or migrants, as well as working to promote social justice. Each year, millions of Miraculous Medals are sent all over the world from their motherhouse in Paris, where Catherine Labouré had visions of the Virgin Mary in 1830. U...