The Daughters of Charity are an international community, founded by Louise de Marillac and Vincent de Paul in the seventeenth century. There are approximately 23,000 Daughters of Charity from all over the world and you will find them wherever there is human suffering.
The Superioress General, Sister Evelyne Franc, a French woman, is assisted by a General Council of eight other Daughters of Charity who represent the major languages and nationalities which make up the Company.
Each Province has a leadership team as well. The Provincial is entrusted with the mission to promote the spiritual and apostolic vitality of the Province. She is assisted by a Council as well as by a Secretary and Treasurer. Each Province also has a Provincial Director, a Vincentian priest who collaborates with the group.
The Northeast Province of the Daughters of Charity is located in Albany, New York at DePaul Provincial House. The present leadership team pictured here includes:
Front row: Sister Rose Logan, Assistant and Councillor for Social Ministries; Sister Mary Fran Martin, Provincial; and Sister Kathleen Appler, Councillor for Education Ministries.
Back row: Father Tom Casella, C.M., Provincial Director; Sister Maura Hobart, Councillor for Formation; Sister Kathleen Natwin, Councillor for Health Care; Sister Jane Graves, Provincial Treasurer; and Sister Denise Williams, Provincial Secretary.
Click on each name to learn a bit more about each person's background.
