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Our Lady of the Desert is a bronze statue of the Blessed Mother as a woman of action. This piece originally graced the convent in Rio Rancho but is now located in the entry of Wellspring in Chicago, IL.

Upon professing her perpetual vows, each sister wore a crown of thorns that she created.

Two of four wooden panels carved by Sister Rosemarie Goins in 1976 to adorn the chapel doors of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Province in Rio Rancho.

This late 19th-century-era hospital tray was used at Yorktown Memorial Hospital in Yorktown, TX.

In 1950, Superior General Mother Simplicita Nehring missioned two sisters from the Buffalo province to Niteroi. Many North American Felician Sisters followed.

The Felician Sisters leased, managed, and operated the small rural hospital in Okarche, OK, during the second half of the 20th century.

In 1946, Felician Sisters from Coraopolis assumed responsibility for this maternity care center for unwed mothers and adoption service in Bethany, OK.

Nuestra Herencia, by Julio Zavala, was commissioned by Sister Veronica Marie Lucero in remembrance of 12 coal miners who perished in a methane explosion in 2001.