Founding of the Sisters of Charity Realising that she need to be trained in the spirit and traditions of religious life, Mary travelled with Alicia Walsh to the Loreto Convent in York. From May 1812 to August 1815, they

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Date: 2010-10-06 23:05:19 Sisters of Charity Christianity Sisters of Charity of Australia Religious Sisters of Charity Catholicism Mary Aikenhead Ignatian spirituality		Founding of the Sisters of Charity Realising that she need to be trained in the spirit and traditions of religious life, Mary travelled with Alicia Walsh to the Loreto Convent in York. From May 1812 to August 1815, they Add to Reading List Source URL: www.sistersofcharity.org.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 133,39 KB Share Document on Facebook

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