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Español: Fotos tomadas en la Capilla del Colegio Ntra. Sra. del Huerto de Pergamino
María Angélica Pérez nace en San Martín, provincia de Buenos Aires, un 17 de agosto de 1897. En 1905 su familia se muda a Pergamino, y dos años después, junto a una de sus hermanas, ingresa al "Hogar de Jesús". En esta institución educativa, a cargo de la Congregación de las Hermanas del Huerto, permanece pupila hasta fines de 1915. Sintiendo el llamado del Señor a seguirlo más de cerca, ingresa al noviciado en la Casa Provincial de las Hermanas del Huerto en Villa Devoto, Buenos Aires. Un año después, con la vestición del hábito religioso, comienza a llamarse Hna. María Crescencia, en honor del santo mártir Crescencio, cuyas reliquias fueron colocadas en el altar mayor de la Capilla de la Casa Provincial. La Congregación es fundada en Chiávari (Italia) por San Antonio María Gianelli el 12 de enero de 1829 con el fin de responder a una necesidad propia de su tiempo como fue “la de proveer buenas maestras y directoras a las pobres huerfanitas” y con un programa muy preciso: “Hacer el bien, siempre el bien… con una caridad sin fronteras y sin límites”. Esto se traduce en amor y servicio a los hermanos en escuelas, hospitales, hogares, misiones y en toda obra de bien mirada desde el carisma propio de la Caridad Evangélica Vigilante. La Hermana Crescencia, luego de hacer su primera Profesión Religiosa en 1918, es enviada al Colegio del Huerto en la ciudad de Buenos Aires, donde enseña el catecismo y da clases de labores a las niñas pupilas y externas. Siempre pronta para cumplir la voluntad de Dios es enviada para seguir prestando su servicio en el ámbito asistencial a fines del año 1924. Viaja a Mar del Plata, al Sanatorio Marítimo, donde es responsable del cuidado y educación de las niñas con tuberculosis ósea. A partir de ese momento, su compromiso con los enfermos será una constante en su labor, tanto, que a consecuencia de ello, contrae una seria afección pulmonar. En Mar del Plata permanece hasta 1928 cuando, a causa de este frágil estado de salud, sus superiores deciden enviarla a Vallenar (al norte de Chile), donde el clima sería más benévolo. Continúa allí, junto a las Hermanas de la Comunidad, trabajando por y para los enfermos internados en el hospital Nicolás Naranjo. En Valllenar, Chile, en 1932, María Crescencia muere serenamente y en concepto de santidad, tras padecer una gran enfermedad.English: Photos taken in the Chapel of the Ntra College. Our Lady of the Parchment Garden
María Angélica Pérez was born in San Martín, province of Buenos Aires, on August 17, 1897. In 1905 her family moved to Pergamino, and two years later, together with one of her sisters, she entered the "Hogar de Jesús". In this educational institution, in charge of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Garden, she remained a pupil until the end of 1915. Feeling the Lord's call to follow him more closely, she entered the novitiate at the Provincial House of the Garden Sisters in Villa Devoto, Buenos Aires. A year later, with the dress of the religious habit, she begins to be called Sr. María Crescencia, in honour of the holy martyr Crescencio, whose relics were placed on the high altar of the Chapel of the Provincial House. The Congregation was founded in Chiávari (Italy) by San Antonio María Gianelli on January 12, 1829. This was in order to respond to a need at that time "to provide good teachers and directors to the poor orphans" and with a very precise program: "Do good, always good ... with a charity without borders and without limits." This translates into love and service to the brothers in schools, hospitals, homes, missions and in every work of good from the charism of the Vigilant Evangelical Charity. Sister Crescencia, after doing her first Religious Profession in 1918, was sent to the Colegio del Huerto in the city of Buenos Aires, where she taught catechism and gave work training classes to pupils and external girls. Always ready to fulfil God's will, she was sent to continue serving in the care field at the end of 1924. She traveled to Mar del Plata, to the Maritime Sanatorium, where she was responsible for the care and education of girls with bone tuberculosis. From that moment on, her commitment to the sick will be a constant in her work, so much so that as a result, she contracted a serious lung condition. She remained in Mar del Plata until 1928. Then, because of this fragile state of health, her superiors decided to send her to Vallenar (northern Chile), where the climate would be more benevolent. She continues there, together with the Sisters of the Community, working with the patients hospitalised in the Nicolás Naranjo hospital. In Valllenar, Chile, in 1932, María Crescencia died serenely and in the concept of holiness, after suffering a great disease. |
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