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In the footsteps of Saint Philippine Duchesne: A self guided tour
In celebration of the Bicentennial of Philippine's arrival in the New World, join our beloved Saint and visit the sites where she lived and walked!
Download "In the footsteps of Saint Philippine Duchesne: A self-guided tour" below.
Echoes from the Rebecca
The Bicentennial Committee is pleased to share Echoes from the Rebecca, a prayer, reflection and guided meditation resource centered around the four calls of the 2016 General Chapter.
To download, click the "vimeo" logo. Once on the vimeo page, click "Download" located beneath the video.
Philippine Timeline
Click below to download a complete timeline of Philippine's life.
'Seeking the One Whom We Love: How RSCJs Pray'
The Society of the Sacred Heart United States – Canada Province has published Seeking the One Whom We Love: How RSCJs Pray.
'Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne: A Heart on Fire across Frontiers'
In time for its bicentennial celebration, the Society of the Sacred Heart has published “Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne: A Heart on Fire across Frontiers,” written by Carolyn Osiek, RSCJ.
Two hundred years ago, Rose Philippine Duchesne set out across the Atlantic to establish the Society of the Sacred Heart and educate the children of the new world. Opening the first Catholic school west of the Mississippi, Mother Duchesne, known as “the woman who prays always,” crossed frontiers to bring faith, love and education to the new world.
Places to Visit
St. Charles, Missouri
619 N. Second Street, St. Charles, MO 63301
The Shrine of Saint Philippine Duchesne is located on the campus of the Academy of the Sacred Heart in St. Charles, Missouri. The Academy of the Sacred Heart was opened by Saint Philippine and was the first free school west of the Mississippi River. Following her death in 1852, Mother Duchesne was buried on the grounds of the Academy of the Sacred Heart. On June 13, 1952, Saint Philippine's sarcophagus was moved into the Shrine, which had been built in 1951.