Sisters of St Francis of Perpetual Adoration, Mishawaka, IN:
No building was shown in Dehey, but the History page includes the motherhouse:
http://ssfpa.org/our-life/our-history/motherhouse/
Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart, Joliet, IL:
*This is the second Franciscan congregation established in Joliet.*
No history page, but here's the website:
https://www.fssh.net/home
No buildings were shown in Dehey, but here's a campus tour:
https://www.fssh.net/campus-tour
Congregational archives :
http://fssharchives.com/index.php
Sisters of St Francis of the Congregation of Our Lady of Lourdes, Rochester, MN:
History:
https://rochesterfranciscan.org/about-us/#history
No buildings were shown in Dehey, but wow... take a look at this motherhouse!
https://rochesterfranciscan.org/visit-assisi-heights/
Bloomington Poor Clares now share the motherhouse with them:
https://thecatholicspirit.com/news/local-news/64-years-poor-clares-leave-monastery-legacy-prayer-friendship/
Pro Ecclesia Sancta bought the monastery:
https://www.sacredheartofjesusconvent.org/
Franciscan Sisters, Daughters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, St Louis, MO:
Nickname: Wheaton Franciscans
The congregation is indigenous to Europe. The Sisters came to minister at St Anthony's Hospital, shown here (scroll down):
https://www.hippostcard.com/listing/st-louis-mo-missouri-st-anthonys-hospital-c1910s-postcard/16894045
They eventually moved to Wheaton, Illinois. Their story can be found here:
https://wheatonfranciscan.org/heritage-archives/
No buildings were shown in Dehey, but here's a page regarding their campus and motherhouse:
https://wheatonfranciscan.org/about-us/our-campus/
Sisters of St Francis of Bay Settlement, Green Bay, WI:
*The congregation is now known as the Sisters of St Francis of the Holy Cross.*
History:
https://www.gbfranciscans.org/content/about/community-history
The Sister LaPlante identified in their section of Dehey was one of the foundresses:
https://www.gbfranciscans.org/content/about/community-founders
The congregation took up the work started by Adele Brice, the visionary of Our Lady of Good Help:
https://www.gbfranciscans.org/content/about/shrine-of-our-lady-of-good-help
I have to admit to being very taken with the Sisters' Green page:
https://www.gbfranciscans.org/content/justice-peace/solar-energy-tour
Check out the meter page:
https://www.solrenview.com/SolrenView/mainFr.php?siteId=2751
Franciscan Sisters of Baltimore City, Baltimore, MD:
*These sisters were the first Caucasian Religious congregation to minister to African-Americans in the US.*
Their story:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franciscan_Sisters_of_Baltimore
The building shown in Dehey may have been expanded to look like this (scroll down):
https://www.globalsistersreport.org/news/sisters-and-retirement-franciscan-sisters-baltimore-16641
And:
https://catholicreview.org/ellerslie-avenue-building-center-ministry-100-years/
Franciscan Sisters of the Mission of the Immaculate Virgin, New Hamburg, NY:
*Also became a part of the Neumann Communities.*
Closure of Hastings-on-Hudson Convent covered here:
https://www.cny.org/stories/convent-in-hastings-on-hudson-to-close,5472
Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother, North Milwaukee, WI:
History:
https://sistersofthesorrowfulmother.org/about/history/
Unable to find the building shown in Dehey.
Little Franciscans of Mary, Worcester, MA:
Founded in Massachusetts, the motherhouse is now in Quebec.
History page from St Francis Rehab Center:
https://www.saintfrancisrehab.com/our-story
Foundresses:
https://pfmenligne.org/les-fondatrices/#
The pfm presence in Worcester:
https://pfmenligne.org/communaute-des-etats-unis/
Did they sell the motherhouse?
https://maisonmere.ca/
Little Falls, MN:
History:
https://fslf.org/ourhistory
Building shown in Dehey:
https://finance-commerce.com/2016/10/historic-little-falls-property-saved-from-demolition-for-now/
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