Sisters of the Divine Savior. North American Province

The first publication began in 1928 when the Sister students of Divine Savior Convent High School published the "Pancratian." Student publications from Salvatorian Schools continue to the present. The Congregation of the sisters of the Divine Savior began communicating intra-province news in 1967 with "Center." In 1975 the Provincial Team began an organ of communication between themselves and the Sisters of the Province. In 1986 the Development Office publishes "Salvatorian News" twice a year. Books have been published on the life of the Foundress in 1969 and on the history of the North American Province in 1938 and 1985.

From the description of Publications, 1928-[ongoing] (Library Council of Metropolitan Milwaukee). WorldCat record id: 25899629

Three German Sisters were sent to the United States by the Foundress, Mother Mary of the Apostles (Theresa von Wuellenweber) in 1895 from Rome, Italy, at the request of Milwaukee's Archbishop Francis Xavier Katzer, to do home nursing in the city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The number of Salvatorian Sisters grew and by 1926, the United States Community of Sisters became the North American Province. At the close of 1991, the Sisters numbered 153, ministering in nine states.

From the description of Historical records, 1895-[ongoing]. (Library Council of Metropolitan Milwaukee). WorldCat record id: 25899572