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Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Province novices in white veils photographed with professed sisters in 1894.

Novices identified by name, pose with Mother Mary Bonaventure Stawska, mistress of novices, in 1903.

Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Province postulants in 1963 are identified by name.

Leaded glass window hanging to celebrate the 75-year anniversary of the Felician Sisters in North America.

This altar stone was used at the original Immaculate Conception Province's infirmary.

The annual Lawn Party was dubbed "an annual recurring miracle" by Mother Bernarda Mary Jarosz, for its continued success every summer, attracting thousands of people from the greater Enfield area.

Rendering of the proposed 125-bed St. Joseph Hospital in Bangor, ME, by architect Anthony J. DePace.

A retired Italian sculptor was commissioned in 1979 to sculpt the likenesses of the founding North American Felician Sisters.

These beaded rabbit-fur mittens were made by a Dene Elder of the Tulita, NWT, community located within the Arctic Circle.