by Communications Office | Mar 15, 2024 | home, In Memoriam, In Memoriam 2024, NEWS
Her inspiration was the love of Mother Elizabeth Boyle in the 1850s for the immigrant orphans in the City. Almost every week she traveled to downtown New York to join a demonstration asking for legislation that provides better services for the poor and for newly...
by Communications Office | Mar 12, 2024 | home, In Memoriam, In Memoriam 2024, NEWS
Sister Rose had a keen wit, a good sense of humor and a quick smile that lit up her face. She was a compassionate nurse and provided a listening ear and sound advice as a social worker. Sister Rose Ann Bianco, Sister Angela Miriam, was born June 20, 1925, in...
by Communications Office | Feb 8, 2024 | home, In Memoriam, In Memoriam 2024, NEWS
Since early years in the community, Sister Bernadette was known as a generous and welcoming person. From a sister with a first-time assignment to teach a lower grade to the first-time inquirer about House of Prayer programs, Sister Bernadette easily stepped forward to...
by Communications Office | Jan 24, 2024 | home, In Memoriam, In Memoriam 2024, NEWS
With her happy disposition and sincere interest in others, Sister Kathleen could easily take up a conversation with anyone. She was always ready to share a story and to hear one from someone else. Kathleen Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Sister Marie Assumpta, was born November...
by Communications Office | Dec 29, 2023 | home, In Memoriam, in Memoriam 2023, NEWS
What everyone remembers as outstanding about Sister Teresa was her positive approach to life and her easy laugh. She never had a negative or complaining word to say and greeted all, stranger or friend, with her warm open smile. Sister Teresa Dermody, Sister Maria...
by Communications Office | Nov 14, 2023 | home, In Memoriam, in Memoriam 2023, NEWS
In talking with Sister Alice, you could hear her caring heart. She seemed to know when someone needed a listening ear and caring presence. It was this that made her sense the physical pain and isolation AIDS patients endured from a disease that was little-known at the...