New Archival Center Exhibit

Posted by Kelly McDaniels

February 10, 2025

Next month, St. John Center is set to open Sheehan Landing, an affordable housing complex designed specifically with the goal of helping the unhoused find homes and keep them. In recognition of this incredible and important project, the Archival Center at Nazareth has curated an exhibit featuring Sheehan Landing’s namesake, Sister Mary Kathleen Sheehan, who was director of St. John Center for twenty-two years. Stop by the Archival Center to learn more!

To read more about Sheehan Landing, visit St. John Center’s website: https://www.stjohncenter.org/sheehan-landing/

3 Comments

  1. Truett Underwood

    What a beautiful place for such a beautiful person. I sure do miss my friend and am glad her legacy lives on. Thank you for your smiles and years of service, Sister Kathleen!

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  2. Charlotte Hazas, SCNA

    Sister Mary Kathleen Sheehan was always grateful for the support given to St. John Center by the SCN Community. Financial support from the SCN Ministry Fund was critical in the early days of the Center, and many individual SCNs made their own donations, and came in to work as volunteers. Sister Kathleen was always heartened by that support.

    Thank you to the Archival Center for this exhibit. Sheehan Landing will do wonderful service.

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  3. Joel

    What beautiful needed service Sheehan Landing is offering! Such news is like oasis in the desert, at the depressing world scenario!

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