The Canossian Daughters of Charity, Servants of the Poor is an 
international missionary congregation of women founded by St. Magdalene of Canossa, a woman of noble birth who ardently desired to live in service among her “beloved poor.” Magdalene was declared a SAINT by Pope John Paul II, on> October 2nd 1988.
In 1808, Magdalen gathered several companions to assist her in 
meeting the needs of the neglected in Verona, Italy. Since then, women and men inspired by her to serve as sisters, priests, brothers, lay missionaries, and volunteers have witnessed to the Greatest Love all over the world.
With the opening of the first Mission house in 1860 in Hong
Kong the Institute of Magdalene of Canossa has spread to Asia, North America, South America, Africa, Australia and Europe. In India, the first house was started at Cochin, Kerala in 1889 and the second house at Belgaum, Karnataka in 1891. Eventually, several houses were opened in different states of India. In 1960, Canossians found their way to Dhule.Religious Sisters are young women who desirous of committing 
their life to Christ in the service of the needy, come together and live  a common  life. Their life style is simple, have a common goal and vision. 
So also are the Canossian Sisters having  taken St. Magdalene as their leader and guide live in communities wherever their services are needed. From 1960, number of Sisters both Italian and Indian – coming from different States of India, have rendered selfless services to the people of Dhule. Kudos to the pioneers who withstood the opposition of the people and went ahead facing  many hardships that Canossa Dhule can now proudly stand erect at 50 years and celebrate its Golden Jubilee.
The present community is made of 10 Sisters; two retired having 
been on the staff of the High School and the others distributed between  Non-Teaching Staff, Pre-Primary, Primary and the High School.

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High School

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CBSE

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