| Sacred Heart Mercy Health Care Center, Alma, Michigan |
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Sister Jane Mary Firestone, M.D.
Sister Marysia Weber, D.O. and
Sister Mary Rebecca Koterba, M.D.
Sister Mary Rebecca Koterba, M.D.
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Sacred Heart Mercy Health Care Center in Alma,
Michigan was founded in 1981 by the Religious
Sisters of Mercy of Alma.
Michigan was founded in 1981 by the Religious
Sisters of Mercy of Alma.
The Mission of Sacred Heart Mercy Health Care Center is to “embrace the extensive
expressions of human woundedness in order to extend the healing of the redemption” of Jesus
Christ. (Constitutions of Religious Sisters of Mercy, #7)
The Vision of Sacred Heart Mercy Health Care Center is to provide outstanding Catholic health
care by embracing the misery of mankind as a point of convergence with the Mercy of God through
undertaking the works of mercy in a comprehensive manner. As consecrated religious women we
live the charism of mercy given to of Mother Catherine McAuley, the Foundress of the Religious
Sisters of Mercy. [All activities are guided by the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic
Health Care Services (United States Conference of Catholic Bishops)].
expressions of human woundedness in order to extend the healing of the redemption” of Jesus
Christ. (Constitutions of Religious Sisters of Mercy, #7)
The Vision of Sacred Heart Mercy Health Care Center is to provide outstanding Catholic health
care by embracing the misery of mankind as a point of convergence with the Mercy of God through
undertaking the works of mercy in a comprehensive manner. As consecrated religious women we
live the charism of mercy given to of Mother Catherine McAuley, the Foundress of the Religious
Sisters of Mercy. [All activities are guided by the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic
Health Care Services (United States Conference of Catholic Bishops)].
| The simplest and most practical lesson I know… is to resolve to be good today, but better tomorrow. Let us take one day only in hand, and at a time, merely making a resolve for tomorrow, thus we may hope to get on taking short, careful steps, not great strides. Venerable Mother Catherine McAuley |
| Venerable Catherine Mcauley Foundress of the Religious Sisers of Mercy |