St. Ann Home
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In 1964, Felician Sisters assumed management and administration of St. Ann Home for seniors at the request of Bishop William G. Connare. The first administrator, Sister Mary Patricia Gaughan, and assistant administrator Sister Mary Stella Kosakowski served more than 20 years. In 1993, under Sister Bernice Marie Feidor, the home looked toward a more comprehensive scope of services in a newly renovated environment.
In 1964, Felician Sisters assumed management and administration of St. Ann Home for seniors at the request of Bishop William G. Connare. The first administrator, Sister Mary Patricia Gaughan, and assistant administrator Sister Mary Stella Kosakowski served more than 20 years. In 1993, under Sister Bernice Marie Feidor, the home looked toward a more comprehensive scope of services in a newly renovated environment.
A visionary, Bishop William G. Connare of Greensburg turns the shovel at the groundbreaking for St. Anne Home in 1964. At his side was Mother Mary Bernardine Woronka, provincial superior of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Province. The bishop asked the Felician Sisters to operate the home.
The exterior of St. Ann Home, in Greensburg, PA. Built by Bishop of Greensburg, William G. Connare, in 1964 to serve the senior community.
Sister Mary Gonzaga Zamojska reads to a resident at St. Ann Home in Greensburg, PA. As administrators of the senior home since its founding in 1964, Felician Sisters have instilled Felician core values into the fabric of the ministry, particularly respect for human dignity and compassion.
Sister Mary Denise Bernas works on a craft activity with a resident of St. Ann Home in Greensburg, PA.
S Bernice Marie Feidor, named administrator of St. Ann Home in 1993, assists residents arriving for Mass in the home’s chapel.
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Date1964
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Content TopicOur Lady of the Sacred Heart Province - Coraopolis