St. Mary's Home
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At the request of Polish-born priest, Rev. Zdislaus Luczycki in 1887, Mother Monica sent three sisters to staff St. Mary's Home, a hospital for residents of Manitowoc, WI, which also served as a home for the elderly and orphan boys. Sister Mary Veronica was the first administrator.
At the request of Polish-born priest, Rev. Zdislaus Luczycki in 1887, Mother Monica sent three sisters to staff St. Mary's Home, a hospital for residents of Manitowoc, WI, which also served as a home for the elderly and orphan boys. Sister Mary Veronica was the first administrator.
Residents sitting on the porch of the original St. Mary's Home in Manitowoc, WI.
This photo taken in 1910, shows the interior of St. Mary's Home in Manitowoc, WI.
Pictured is the original St. Mary's Home, a three-story structure. It housed the Felician Sisters, elderly women and men, orphaned boys, as well as a chapel and an infirmary for the sisters. Until 1890, it also served as a hospital for Manitowoc residents.
Ladies work at crafts as occupational therapy at St. Mary's Home in Manitowoc, WI, in 1964.
Felician Sisters broke ground in 1987 for construction to begin for Felician Village, an assisted living group home option for seniors at St. Mary's Home in Manitowoc, WI.
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Date1880s - 2020s
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TypePhoto Group
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Content TopicPresentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Province - Livonia, Mother of Good Counsel Province - Chicago