Mother Angela (of the Sisters of Charity)

Mother Angela, also known as Mother Angela O'Farrell, was a significant figure in the Catholic Church as the founder of the Sisters of Charity in the United States. She established the order in the mid-19th century, focusing on serving the poor and providing education. Inspired by the ideals of St. Vincent de Paul, her work emphasized compassion, service, and community involvement. The Sisters of Charity played an important role in healthcare and education, influencing many lives. Mother Angela’s legacy continues through the ongoing work of her order in various social services and faith-based initiatives today.