The converted brick convent is run by Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Brooklyn and Queens, one of seven charities helped by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.

The same year at 509 West 164th Street, a four-storey brick convent was built to designs by Robert J. Reiley of 50 East 41st Street for $75,000.

Lie for a little while in this brick convent where the child's clothes were found.

On February 7, 1889, tragedy struck the community when Providence Convent, a three-story brick convent built by the congregation's foundress Saint Mother Theodore Guerin, was destroyed by fire.

A substantial brick convent was built for the Sisters soon afterward, to the east of the Basilica.

Many Jews view the red brick convent just outside the barbed wire perimeter at Auschwitz, where some 1.5 million Jews perished, as an affront to Jewish sensibilities.

A five-storey brick convent was at 620 Isham Street was built in 1950 to designs by architect Paul C. Reilly of 111 Fifth Avenue for $300,000.

A brick convent was built to house the sisters in 1958 under the leadership of Fr.

It was all mixed up with the entrancing mortal Dora, who was living then in this very building, this old brick convent, the daughter of the man Lestat had stalked and slain.

The sisters came on the boat "The Ormuz" and moved into the new brick convent.