Sr. Clotilde Hegarty
(74 Years of Being a Sister)
“I am grateful to God for calling me to religious life. I try to follow His will to the best of my ability. I enjoy the company and the support of my community.”
Sr. Mary Tobin
(68 Years of Being a Sister)
“Being a Sister gives me the ability to bring my gifts and share a little joy and surprise to people I serve and being a companion and friend with my fellow Sisters.”
Sr. Ernestine Mulvey
(67 Years of Being a Sister)
“I am grateful for having the time for prayer and reflection. I appreciate the encouragement of the Congregation to enhance my spiritual life through retreat, sabbatical, conference, and workshop.”
Sr. Antoninus Martin
(72 Years of Being a Sister)
“It is a privilege and a gift from God to answer the call to be a Sister Charity of the Incarnate Word and be able to live in community and serve others with gladness.”
Sr. Ita Harnett
(57 Years of Being a Sister)
“I feel privileged to have spent almost 60 years in religious life!! Many of those years were full of joy, peace, and happiness. Some had challenges of loss and grief. I feel God used me to bring His healing, and compassionate presence to many people over the years. I thank God for the grace of my vocation and for the Congregation to which I belong.”
Sr. Paulette Shaun field
(65 Years of Being a Sister)
“It gives me the opportunity to know God more intimately so that I can fulfill what God wants me to do.”
Sr. Gerard Earls
(53 Years of Being a Sister)
“The notion of becoming a Sister came out of the reality of service. It awakened in me a desire to bring God’s love to suffering people. Of course, this called me to balance my commitment with a deep sense of spirituality, prayer, and community life—a call that has only been deepened and enriched by all that God called me to be.”