Letter, Mother Aloysia Lowe to unidentified Sister of Charity, c. 1889

Letter, Mother Aloysia Lowe to unidentified Sister of Charity, c. 1889

A letter from Mother Aloysia Lowe to an unidentified Sister of Charity of Seton Hill, c. 1889.

Mother Aloysia Lowe

Archives of the Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill

c. 1889

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Paper

English

Personal correspondence

So my dear
You managed to get to Seton Hill after I left there, just like you, too late. Well nevermind until next vacation. We surely will meet then unless you are on a different retreat from me. I am glad that you had a little visit and indeed, I would be pleased to hear of your being out there often. Did I reply to you about the piece of furniture in Altoona? If not, I would not advise your Mother to look for much here. There are so few stores of that class, and prices keep up accordingly. I have not been in Johnstown since. If I do go, at any time, I shall certainly see your good Mother and Lizzie and will do all I can for them, also not worry about them, they are getting along and will get along. God is good, have confidence in Him.
Mother Josephine is still here with me, I shall miss her very much when she leaves. I believe Sister Teresa is now at Seton Hill to take her to Cincinnati. I wish I was going with her, but I cannot at present. How are you getting along with your classes? I hope your schools are good. Kindest regards to Father Devlin. I hope he is well. Should he be in this direction, I hope he will call, and now, my dear, ___ my when you can (not our of time without special permission, according to the Customs) - will you get the children to pray for me? I hope so - and I hope you never forget to pray for yours most Sincerely,
Sister Mary Aloysia