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Mother Mary Joseph Rogers
(1882 - 1955)
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Home of Mother Mary Joseph Rogers
Maryknoll Sisters
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Home of Mother Mary Joseph Rogers
Jamaica Plain
20 Robinwood Ave., Boston, MA 02130
19th Century
Religion
Mother Mary Joseph Rogers (1882-1955), founder of the Maryknoll Sisters in 1920, grew up here. She began her work in Boston with Father James Walsh.
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Maryknoll Sisters
Chinatown
78 Tyler St., Boston, MA 02111
20th Century
Religion
Mother Mary Joseph Rogers (1882-1955), a Boston Public School graduate, founded the Maryknoll Sisters, known for their missionary work and professional service worldwide.
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