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Vincent á Paulo’s Sisters of Mercy society was founded in 1633 in Francewith the aim to provide help for the poor and the sick, to bring up and educate children in the spirit of Christianity. Sisters of Mercy needed spiritual education to perform this charitable task. To achieve the aim, the behaviour and working regulations (Regula) for nurses were worked out to be strictly observed. The work of Sisters of Mercy, which was based on mercy, received general support and respect from the community. These efforts gained popularity and recognition not only in France but also in other countries, having spread in the territory of Latvia as well. The mission of Vincent á Paulo’s Sisters of Mercy society was continuing in the territory of Latvia (the town of Kraslava) for 75 years (from 1789 to 1864). Despite the country where merciful sisters worked, they had to observe the regulations, which were translated in different languages. The foundation of Sisters of Mercy society was one of the steps in the nursing profession having left the traces of monasterys. The Sisters of Mercy, obeying the ecclesiastical authority, lived the spiritual way of

Vincenta de Paula žēlsirdīgo māsu apvienības darbība Latvijā