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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.

Butter mold of a lamb, used during Easter.

Used by Pope Pius XII in 1955 to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the founding of the Felician Congregation.

Cross stitching on this vestment is the handiwork of Blessed Mary Angela Truszkowska.

Bread mold used to cut out Communion Hosts from wafers.

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

Young women from the Our Lady of the Angels Province take the next step toward becoming Felician Sisters with the Rite of Investiture. 

These photos are of young women from the Our Lady of the Angels aspirancy who advanced to postulancy.