Videos

The Chatfield Edge believes education is a powerful path to success. We serve first-generation and non-traditional students faced with challenges that can make post-secondary education feel out-of-reach. Hear from our staff, mentors, and scholars about the impact this non-profit is making in the Greater Cincinnati community.

Just less than two months before her passing, Sr. Ellen Doyle reflected on her life as an Ursuline Sister of Brown County. She shares what it was like to enter the community and some of her greatest joys of being an Ursuline.

The Ursuline Sisters of Brown County have a long history of helping students find their voices and building confidence in adult learners. Their work continues today through The Chatfield Edge.

From first stepping foot in Brown County, Ohio until the present day, the Ursuline Sisters have impacted thousands of people through education and social service. This video highlights their legacy in rural Brown County.

Sacred Heart Chapel was designed and, in part, built by the Ursuline Sisters of Brown County. A non-architect Sister designed the building, and the Sisters carved wood from the property for the ceilings and doors. This video tells a story of resourceful women who built an architectural gem.

The Hope Emergency Program, between Lynchburg and St. Martin, Ohio, grew out of the Ursuline Sisters of Brown County commitment to support the value and dignity of every human person. Hear from staff members and volunteers who continue the Ursuline Legacy of serving others.

From the founding of their community of women religious in France in 1845 to their present-day educational endeavors at The Chatfield Edge, the Ursuline Sisters of Brown County (Ohio) have focused their mission, in part, on educating and empowering women. Hear from educators and students about their impact on individuals and the community.

Sr. Patricia Homan, Congregational Minister of the Ursuline Sisters of Brown County, reflects on how faith in something bigger (God/Spirit) than oneself allows people to get through challenging times and inspires them to serve one another with love.

This 20-minute video journey explores the founding of the Ursuline Sisters of Brown County, the beginnings of their educational endeavors in the community, important historical milestones, and their hopes for future generations.

The Ursuline Sisters of Brown County are coming to fulfillment as a congregation, meaning that when the final Sister leaves this earth, their mission will live on through The Chatfield Edge and the lay men and women who continue their legacy. Listen to the Sisters’ reflections about how they have planned for the diminishment of their community and their hope for the future.