McGuire Memorial
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In 1963, Sister Mary Alice Sobieraj founded this residential program for children from infancy through age seven with profound, complex disabilities. Her successor, Sister Mary Thaddeus Markelewicz, shepherded McGuire Memorial through an unparalleled period of growth over three decades, broadening the scope to include children and adults of all ages with disabilities, in residential and non-residential programs alike.
In 1963, Sister Mary Alice Sobieraj founded this residential program for children from infancy through age seven with profound, complex disabilities. Her successor, Sister Mary Thaddeus Markelewicz, shepherded McGuire Memorial through an unparalleled period of growth over three decades, broadening the scope to include children and adults of all ages with disabilities, in residential and non-residential programs alike.
Sister Mary Scholastica Mularski and Sister Mary Angela Maciag feed toddlers at McGuire Memorial, a residential program for children with profound, complex disabilities.
Felician Sisters play with toddlers at McGuire Memorial. A cadre of Felician Sisters lived at the facility with bedrooms that ringed the periphery to care for children throughout the night.
Superior General MM Alexander Kucharska spent time with the sisters and children at McGuire Memorial during a visitation. At that time, the home cared for children from infancy to age seven.
Sister Mary Doloretta Corey spends time with a young boy at McGuire Memorial. The home for children with complex disabilities was founded in 1963.
Sister Mary Doloretta Corey assists a boy wearing leg braces at McGuire Memorial.
Sister Mary Alice Sobieraj and a young girl in the chapel at McGuire Memorial.
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Date1963
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Content TopicOur Lady of the Sacred Heart Province - Coraopolis