Sisters of the Institute of Charity (Rosminians); Sisters of Providence
Organized by Abbe Lowenbruck at Portieux, France in 1831 under the authorization of Venerable Antonio Rosmini, founder of the Institute of Charity, whose work they supplement.
A house for novices and a training school for sisters was established at Domodossola, Italy.
Founded as a contemplative order, the sisters also undertake teaching and various charitable works.
The congregation has houses, including schools, in Italy, England, and Wales.
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