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Sister Maria Luisa Valdez, at the Sister Evelyn Mourey Center in El Centro, Calif., assisting a client applying for the Utility Discount Program.
Ministry Centers
JULIA CENTER - CHICAGO The Julia Center is a neighborhood outreach center located in the West Town area of Chicago. The Center offers programs of education and enrichment primarily for women and girls that enable them to build self-confidence and self-esteem, discover and develop their gifts and learn to take control of their lives. Julia Center is directed by Victory Noll Sisters and is incorporated as a not-for-profit organization, funded solely by private grants and donations.
SISTER EVELYN MOUREY CENTER - EL CENTRO, CALIF. The Sister Evelyn Mourey Center in El Centro, California, is a multi-purpose center established to meet the needs of the poor living in a low-income housing development (La Posada del Sol) and the surrounding areas. It strives to give hope to all who walk through their doors by serving each with love, respect and dignity.
VICTORY NOLL CENTER - HUNTINGTON, IN. Victory Noll Center is sponsored by Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters to serve the people of God. The Center offers a welcoming place for people of all faiths and cultural and ethnic traditions who desire to enrich their lives and deepen their relationship with God in an atmosphere of peace and beauty. The Center embraces a multicultural and ecumenical stance with special outreach to the Hispanic community.
HOME PLACE - ORANGEVILLE, UTAH Home Place is dedicated to the development of the whole person—body, mind and spirit, with emphasis on spirit. It offers a variety of small group retreats as well as a reading room.
CASA DE LAS COMMUNIDADES - ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. Casa de las Comunidades offers hospitality to immigrant families in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It is co-directed by Sister Teresa Aparicio-Cervantes and Covenant Associate Alan Bronder. Their primary ministry is of presence among families and individuals who often find themselves alienated and oppressed by dehumanizing systems and institutions. Material assistance is provided for families in need.
Our Lady of Victory Missonary Sisters is an American Missionary Congregation founded in 1922 — serving the poor and oppressed in a personal, non-institutional way
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