
About Sister M. Genevieve Morrissey, IHM
The feast of the Visitation of Mary and Elizabeth reminds us of a visitation of sorts between Theresa Maxis and a young sister, Sister Genevieve Morrissey.
We stand on the shoulders of those who’ve gone before us. Read about the dynamic, faith-filled IHM Sisters whose legacy we carry into the future.
The feast of the Visitation of Mary and Elizabeth reminds us of a visitation of sorts between Theresa Maxis and a young sister, Sister Genevieve Morrissey.
A history of IHM presence at St. Dominic's, beginning in 1924.
On January 5, 1928, ground was broken for the school which was the first of the proposed cluster of buildings. The cornerstone of the school was laid on May 30, 1928, at which time Father McLaughlin announced that he expected the building to be completed for the opening of school in September.
The stained glass windows in the Chapel of Our Lady of Lourdes in the IHM Center are mouth-blown antique glasses from various glass plants. Subjects of the screens and symbols are of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
For sixty years it was each sister’s first IHM home. A look back at the IHM Motherhouse, its history, and its loss.