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Origins of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd in France
Order of Our Lady of Charity
Sisters of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd of Angers
Rules of the Houses
Sisters Magdalen
Early Years in Cincinnati
Sarah Worthington King Peter
R. R. Springer
Bank Street Convent
Women's Prison and House of Reform
Our Lady of the Woods
Carthage Property Purchase
Maps of Carthage Property
Development of Carthage Property
The New Chapel
Interior Views of the Chapel
Stained Glass Windows
Life at Carthage
Communities
First Person Accounts
Daily Life and Routine
Education & Vocational Training
Vocational Training
Musical Activities
Recreation
Rituals and Observances
Observances
The Ideal of Girls' Town
Father Flanagan and Boys Town
Finances and Festivals
Festivals and the Community
Festivals and the Sisters
Changing Needs
Declining Vocations
Closing and Aftermath
Relocation of Operations
Efforts to Re-Purpose Property
Demolition
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Origins of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd in France
The history of Girls' Town began in 17th centrury France.
Order of Our Lady of Charity
Sisters of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd of Angers
Rules of the Houses
Sisters Magdalen
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