Sisterhood Project

"As educators in the Visitation Tradition, we understand that we are forming lives as well as imparting knowledge."

Donating to Visitation by establishing a scholarship fund is a special way to have a philanthropic impact and carry on a legacy.

This is a double jubilee year for the Visitation Order and all of the broader Salesian family.

Sed Vitae Award Given to Economist Christine Cumming '69

Cynthia Malady O’Halloran ’59 is 2022 Distinguished Alumna

Visitation School commissioned Upper School Choir Director, Randi Rexroth, to compose a song in honor of the school’s 150th anniversary. 

Many Meanings One Visitation: The Strengths of Sisterhood is now presented to the wider community with the love and gentleness that the Visitation Sisters passed on to us.

Once upon a time, a quiet and timid girl named Kathleen Keefe was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. 

Once upon a time, there was a fairytale family who filled a large Virginia home with music and laughter.

Once upon a time there was a courageous, handy woman who didn’t waste a single thing. 

Once there was a girl that never doubted who she truly was. 

Once upon a time, there was a fearless cowgirl who lived on the windy plains of North Dakota, surrounded by nature and animals.

Once upon a time, there was a girl who was strong in faith and Salesian virtues. 

There once was a girl named Margaret Villaume. 

Once upon a time, many, many years ago, there was a woman named Jeanne-Francoise Fremyot, now known as the foundress of the Visitation Order, St Jane de Chantal.

Once upon a time, there were four women. These four women wanted to expand their Visitation charism to the poor.

Once there was a young Irish girl who lived in St Paul, MN.

Once upon a time, there was a young girl named Margaret, who showed a great love for the Eucharist.

Once upon a time, there were six brave Visitation sisters from St. Louis, Missouri.