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Jubilee 2010

In the tradition of the Catholic Church, the word “Jubilee” is used to designate an anniversary year. Historically, the 50th anniversary of religious life—the Golden Jubilee—is considered the most significant. This was especially true in the 19th century and early 20th century when illness and living conditions made it unusual for much of the population to live past the age of 50.

Today, special reverence continues to be held for the Golden Jubilee as it signifies a strong vocation and commitment of giving one’s life to serve God and others.

In addition to celebrating the Golden Jubilee, we recognize our sisters celebrating Silver (25th) Jubilees, Diamond (75th) Jubilees, and Jubilees marking 60, 65, 70, and 80 years.

Please visit our sisters celebrating their Golden Jubilee and learn more about them.

Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill 50 Year Jubilarians

Sr. Constance A. Bahl            Sr. Barbara Ann Boss            Sr. Victoria Marie Gribschaw

     Sr. Grace Hartzog                Sr. Mary John Moore            Sr.  Harriet Seton Newton

    Sr. Lois Sculco                Sr. Barbara Ann Smelko             

Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill 25 Year Jubilarian

 Sr. Sharon L. Carpenter