| The
Congregation of the Daughters of Mary of the Immaculate
Conception is an American pontifical community founded in New
Britain in 1904 by Reverend Lucian Bojnowski to honor the
Immaculate Conception and to help the less fortunate through an
intrinsically Marian apostolate. In conformity with the needs of
the universal and local Church, the congregation has diversified
apostolates in education, social service and health care. The
sisters serve in the Archdioceses of Hartford, Boston, and New
York and the Diocese of Springfield, Massachusetts. Their
apostolic works include an academy, a home for the aged, three
residences for women, a reading clinic, two skilled care
facilities, a day-care center, and two parochial schools.
The congregation may
admit any Catholic woman between the ages of 18 and 35 (with
exceptions) who expresses a desire to live a consecrated life.
She must be impelled by good intentions, capable of fulfilling
the duties of this state of life, psychologically qualified, and
free from all canonical impediments |