Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother
Sr. Therese was always at the forefront of expanding services to meet the growing needs of the community, especially those living in poverty and most vulnerable.
Stories abound of Sister Laurentia’s love for children.
Sister accepted many leadership roles in healthcare, being on each Milwaukee province hospital board and serving as chairperson of several.
Sister Barhtolomea played a major role in designing the addition to Mercy in 1937 as well as numerous other facilities...
Sr. Josepha had the gift of listening and patients found it easy to talk to her.
Daughters of Charity
Robust in both character and voice, Sister Andrea was never in doubt, and was never one to take “no” for an answer.
Sister Margaret was an attorney by training, and served as a clinical ethicist during her appointment to the local health ministry in Nashville.
Sister Mary Ann already had a reputation as a fearless and compassionate healer.
Sister Carlos' gifted leadership, together with the support of many others, contributed to the successful move of St. Vincent Hospital.
Their dedication won for them many friends and benefactors,...
A careful planner, Sister always kept the needs of the people first.
Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph & Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet
Addressing the need for healthcare in the community...Mother Bernard opened Mount Carmel Hospital in 1903. She worked tirelessly to serve impoverished immigrants who worked in the coal mines nearby.
Sister Catherine received special greetings from the White House.
Sister Moore continues to be a guiding force for women of color. “Too often the poor, marginalized women and people of color do not have a voice when major decisions are made that affect their lives...”
Sister Marty lived her life in service to the dear neighbor. Whether CEO or committee chairperson, she was a welcoming presence.
Sister Marty lived her life in service to the dear neighbor. Whether CEO or committee chairperson, she was a welcoming presence.
Alexian Brothers
The Brothers remain committed to the healing ministry and the community, as they did more than seven centuries ago.
“He truly lived a call to the poor and powerless wherever he found it. He did the work, he was faithful to his vocation, and he was present to the people.”
“Brother John did most of Walter’s shopping, helped bathe him, checked his vitals and mostly just chatted with him... Brother John was his connection to the world.”
“Brother Phil was a loved guy around here,... excellent to work with, a knowledgeable, personable and forward-looking CEO.”