Sisters’ Spring 2021 Photos
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Rev. Mother Mary Agnes, principal of St. Michael’s Grade School, applauds the nine kindergarten graduates for their accomplishment.
Every day during Lent, Sr. Mary Petra, Tacoma, WA, discussed Catholic symbolism with her students.
The young ones participating in the children’s retreat at the City of Mary (Idaho) pray concluding prayers after the Stations of the Cross.
Mr. Welburn, a local amateur physicist, wows the students with the power of static electricity.
Sr. Michael Marie and Sr. Madeleine Marie tour one of Idaho’s silver mines with the 7th grade.
While sharing a “Last Supper” experience with students in Middleville, Michigan, during Holy Week, Sr. Mary Teresita explains how the paschal lamb prefigured Christ.
The New England Sisters visit the beautiful LaSalette shrine in Enfield, New Hamphshire.
Four Sisters traveled to California to assist two parishes with the liturgical chants of Holy Week.
Sr. Maria Goretti enjoys the simplicity of the last month of her quiet cloistered year.
Atty demonstrates just how she got her name. Twenty minutes later — no change, no fatigue.
Our annual procession in honor of Mary Immaculate Queen to show our gratitude for her protection.
Sr. Marie Janae flew down to Utah to assist at the baptism of an entire family whose catechumen instructions she had been giving via Zoom.
Placing our statue of Mary Immaculate Queen back in her beautiful shrine after our annual procession.
At the end of our Queenship procession, after the statue is returned to its place in the dining room, the Sisters kneel and chant the Litany of Loreto.
Sisters and parishioners worked together to make the Corpus Christi procession of Most Holy Rosary Church in Middleville its most beautiful one yet.
Sr. Mary Loretta leads the First Communicants as they strew flower petals before the Blessed Sacrament, while the other Sisters form the choir.
Sr. Mary Evangeline use the skills learned in a cake decorating class to make a First Communion treat.
All dressed up in togas, the students of grades 5-8 of St. Michael’s Academy play Latin Jeopardy.
A home visit to prepare for Confirmation was a necessity that the Sisters at the City of Mary didn’t hesitate to assist.
Sr. Louise Marie directs the First Communion class as they present flowers to Our Lady on Mother’s Day.
Enjoying a beautiful spring day, Sr. Madeleine Marie shares a story under the ornamental plum tree.