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1. rscj.org › our-heritageOur heritage and traditions | RSCJ.org

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   The Society of the Sacred Heart was founded in the turmoil of post-Revolutionary France by Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat. It was brought to North America in 1818, when Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne established the first school in St. Charles, Missouri. Our history is the story of strong and dedicated women true to the Society’s motto, “Cor Unum et Anima Una in Corde Jesu” (One Heart and ...

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2. rscj.org › who-we-areWho we are - RSCJ.org

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   We are the United States – Canada (USC) Province of the Society of the Sacred Heart, part of an international congregation of Catholic women. Founded in 1800 by Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat, the Society of the Sacred Heart has more than 1,400 members (Religious of the Sacred Heart) in 43 countries. In the United States and Canada, we have 186 members in a wide variety of ministries.

3. rscj.org › our-historyOur History - RSCJ.org

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   In 2013, the provinces of Canada and the United States (itself a merger of five provinces in 1982), merged to form the United States – Canada (USC) Province of the Society of the Sacred Heart. The General Chapter of 2016 focused on contemporary challenges, including the global sharing of resources among provinces for better distribution of the world’s resources.

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Society_of_the_Sacred_HeartSociety of the Sacred Heart - Wikipedia

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   www.rscj.com. The Society of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (French: Religieuses du Sacré-Cœur de Jésus; Latin: Religiosae Sanctissimi Cordis Jesu), abbreviated RSCJ, is a Catholic centralized religious institute of consecrated life of Pontifical Right for women established in France by Madeleine Sophie Barat in 1800.

5. rscjinternational.org › whoWho We Are – RSCJ International

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   Who We Are. The Society of the Sacred Heart was founded in France by St. Madeleine Sophie Barat in 1800. Today over two thousand Religious of the Sacred Heart (RSCJ) serve in 41 different countries around the world. We are sent by the Church to communicate the love of the Heart of Jesus. In Him all find their true growth as persons and the way ...

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6. www.sscc-usa.org › ourstoryCongregation of the Sacred Hearts, United States Province

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   The Exterior Association of the Sacred Hearts was founded early. The Academy of the Sacred Hearts Sisters in North Fairhaven became the National Center of the Enthronement in the United States. 1943, Fr. Francis Larkin, ss.cc. was appointed National Director, and the National Center moved to Sacred Hearts Seminary in Washington, DC.

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   Who founded the Society of the Sacred Heart?

   • The Society of the Sacred Heart was founded in the turmoil of post-Revolutionary France by Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat. It was brought to North America in 1818, when Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne established the first school in St. Charles, Missouri.

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   When did Sacred Hearts start?

   • The Congregation of the Sacred Hearts began in the United States in 1910 when St, Francis Xavier (Acushnet),, Holy Trinity (West Harwich),, and Our Lady of Lourdes (Wellfleet) communities were entrusted to them. The first five years following the arrival of the Congregation saw a rapid expansion of the apostolate in the Fairhaven, New Bedford, Acushnet, and Cape Code areas.

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   When did Sacred Hearts become a National Center?

   • The Sacred Hearts became the National Center of the Enthronement in the United States in 1943. The Academy of the Sacred Hearts Sisters in North Fairhaven was appointed as such, and Fr. Francis Larkin, ss.cc., was appointed as the National Director. The National Center moved to Sacred Hearts Seminary in Washington, DC.

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   How did the religious of the Sacred Heart contribute to slavery?

   • The communities of the Religious of the Sacred Heart (RSCJ) in the United States, from the time of Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne (1818) until the close of the Civil War, participated in the violence of slavery by buying, selling and holding in bondage more than 100 men, women and children in the states of Louisiana, Missouri and Kansas.

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   What does the Society of the Sacred Heart logo represent?

   • The logo, so simple and yet expressive of Society spirituality, was embraced by the delegates and has been used and adapted by communities, schools and other institutions of the Society of the Sacred Heart ever since. The heart represents our hearts, the Society of the Sacred Heart, and the Heart of Jesus.

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   Who designed the Society of the Sacred Heart logo?

   • The logo currently used by the Society of the Sacred Heart was originally designed for an international meeting of Religious of the Sacred Heart in 1988. The design is by Oonah Ryan, RSCJ, a member of this province, with the assistance of Neighborhood Artisans, a group of artists in Detroit.

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8. www.britannica.com › biography › Saint-RoseSaint Rose Philippine Duchesne | Biography, Facts, & Feast ...

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   St. Rose Philippine Duchesne (born August 29, 1769, Grenoble, France—died November 18, 1852, St. Charles, Missouri, U.S.; canonized July 3, 1988; feast day November 18) was a missionary who founded the first convents of the Society of the Sacred Heart in the United States. Duchesne was born into a wealthy family with high political and ...