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<center><b>Who was St Vincent de Paul's right hand in founding the Daughters of Charity? </center><b>

<b> St Louisa de Marillac was St Vincent de Paul's right hand in founding the Sisters of Charity</b>, subsequently being called the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, a congregation of laywomen dedicated to teaching and hospital work. <br><br>Because they were neither enclosed nor called nuns, their concept pioneered in bringing women into religious service outside the cloister. The congregation was the first non-cloistered religious institute of women devoted to active charitable works.<br><br> <center><b><a href='https://vinformation.org/en/vincentian-formation-resources/prayers-celebrations-seasonal/350th-anniversary/350th-anniversary-monthly-reflection-12/'>CLICK HERE for more information on<br><i> 'St Louisa de Marillac and St Vincent de Paul'<br></i>on vInformation.org</a><br><br> <img src='../VPS/images/296/295.jpg' height='135'> <img src='../VPS/images/296/296.jpg' height='135'> <img src='../VPS/images/296/297.jpg' height='135'><br> <b>St Vincent de Paul & St Louisa de Marillac<br>295-297 (1960)</b><center><br><br>