What does LCM stand for?

Sisters of the Little Company of Mary (religious order)

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The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary is a religious order founded in the 19th century by Englishwoman Mary Potter, for the care of the sick and dying.

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Providence continues the legacy of the Sisters of Providence and the Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in the West spanning more than 150 years.

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She thus returned to the sisters of the Little Company of Mary, who had been her refuge at Lewisham many years before.

Mary Tenison Woods