Eight communities receive NFCRV grants
Eight communities receive NFCRV grants
In the latest round of funding by the National Fund for Catholic Religious Vocations, eight religious communities—and a corresponding eight men and women entering religious life—have been selected to receive help paying education debt. NFCRV funding will allow the following candidates to not delay their entrances in order to pay off student loans:
Benedictine Sisters of Erie
Jennifer Frazer
Carmelite Sisters for the Aged & Infirm
Catherine Nicosia
Conventual Franciscans
Wayne T. Mulei
Felician Sisters of North America
Catherine Rotterman
Institute of the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians,
Salesian Sisters of St. John Bosco
Chelsy Sanchez
Salesians of Don Bosco
Francis Nguyen
Sisters of Christian Charity
Mary Amata Reifsnyde
Sisters of Providence Saint Mary-of-the-Woods
Kathleen Connolly
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Sr. Editha Ben S.P.
14:20:13 - 2019. Sep 02
We are ever grateful to the NFCRV and its donors. What a great blessing not have to worry about paying off the education loan so the candidate can concentrate on her transition and initial formation. God bless the donors!
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