Sr. Sara is a well-known theologian whose writing on women in the Church, the priesthood, and Mariology is widely respected. She is the author of more than 60 scholarly articles and a book, the Catholic Priesthood and Women

1932-2006. Sr. Grace Mary's lifelong goal was to "break the cycle of poverty." Her work in Mississippi with the homeless and extremely poor has become the thing of legend. Years after her death, her work lives on with the organization she helped found.

1927-2000. Sr. Helen put strength and stamina to good use as a nurse at Holy Name of Jesus Hospital, inspiring countless young nurses in their medical vocation.

1914-2000. Sr. Isolina devoted herself to identifying and training natural leaders in underprivileged communities. She empowered these leaders to provide education, medical services, and family services to their communities, and lived by the principle that “the glory of God is man and woman fully alive."

Impelled by her love of the Holy Spirit, Sr. Mary Ann has brought God’s the gifts of consolation and peace to the poor, the sick, the elderly, and the neglected

1914-2017. Sr. Stephanie dedicated her life to strengthening the faith of Catholics who were under-served: youth, elderly shut-ins, and mentally challenged adults.

1924-2014. Sr. Marion Agnes devoted her life to helping families find stability and strength through her many years of service at missions across the United States.

1926-2015. Sr. Mary Vincent poured her life out in service to the poor. Seeing her love for God and her service to the poor as the same thing, she said, “I wanted to serve the poor and live my whole life for God.”