Residents of Pelletier Hall, many of whom were members of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, worshiped here. A portrait of the order's founder, St. Mary Euphrasia Pelletier, hangs above a door on the r..
Residents of Pelletier Hall, many of whom were members of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, worshiped here. A portrait of the order's founder, St. Mary Euphrasia Pelletier, hangs above a door on the right of the image. A statue between the two doors pictured is of Mary Magdalene. The two-paneled stained-glass window depicts Mary, the Shepherdess of Christ; they were brought to Pelletier Hall from the St. Joseph Chapel on the grounds of Girls' Town; it was more commonly known as the Girls' Town chapel.
