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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton |
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
St. Vincent de Paul |
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In
1975, Elizabeth Seton was declared the first native born American
Saint of the Catholic Church. A widow with five children who had converted
to Catholicism, she gained prominence as an educator and church leader.
Inspired by the work of St. Vincent de Paul, she founded a religious
community, the Sisters of Charity, in 1809.
Elizabeth Seton worked
on behalf of the poor, the sick and the deprived throughout her
life. Faithful to her spirit, the Sisters of Charity work today
to better the lives of those in need through caring and cooperative
partnership.
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The Elizabeth Seton Residence
All aspects of
life at the Elizabeth Seton Residence are inspired by the
spirit of Elizabeth Seton and our mission. The goal is for
our employees to reflect the Elizabeth Seton Mission in the
everyday care of our residents and their interaction with
other staff.
All of our endeavors
are focused on meeting the spiritual, physical, psychological,
emotional and cultural needs of our residents and to reaching
out to their family and friends as well. We provide an atmosphere
of friendliness and concern, allowing for frequent contact
with relatives and friends, and for participation in recreational
activities and community affairs.
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Elizabeth
Seton Residence
Sisters of Charity
125 Oakland Street
Wellesley Hills, MA 02481
Telephone:
781-237-2161
Fax: 781-431-2589
Email: eseton@schalifax.org
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