Posted November 11, 2021 in Obituaries
Sister Mary George served generously for over 70 years, from the youngest of kindergarten students to the most elderly in our world. How many of us are able to adapt to the needs of five year olds and then reinvent ourselves as servants to those approaching the end of life? In her 93 years of life, Sister Mary George fed, taught, clothed, organized and cared for so many without fanfare or expectation of prestige.
Helen was born in 1928 to Susan and John and was baptized at St. Rose Church in Bradenville, Pennsylvania. She was the youngest sibling of brothers, John... read more
Posted May 11, 2021 in Obituaries
Sister Suzanne Cubbison was a modest and humble presence in the world, quietly contributing to the reign of God in a variety of ways. Her innovative ministry in her latter years is a testimony to... read more
Posted February 25, 2021 in Obituaries
Sister Virginia Lang was a woman of quiet determination, skill and devoted service. She was a faithful community member for 69 years, a beloved sister and sister-in-law as well as aunt and friend.
Virginia Jean Lang... read more
Posted November 13, 2020 in Obituaries
Joie de Vivre!
Always a lady…infectious laughter…ever a Maumee girl…faithful daughter of Angela…well pressed and sharply turned out…compassionately supportive…phrases that all spring to mind immediately when we recall Sister Marie Michelle whose life spanned nine decades... read more
Posted October 06, 2020 in Obituaries
From 1956 until 2012, hundreds of students at Ursuline College passed through the philosophy classes of Sister Ann Kelly (or Sister James Therese as she was formerly known). Other students came to know Sister Ann as... read more