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Raphael Parish. Mary Agnes attended St. Later, while in the Community, she earned her degree from Immaculata College. On September 8, , Mary Agnes entered the Congregation. She received the habit of the Congregation on August 16, and her religious name: Sister Michael Raphael. Sister professed First Vows on August 15, Agnes School in Sellersville as a senior novice. Sister remained there through June Sister taught in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. From September through June , Sister Mary Agnes who returned to using her baptismal name rendered many acts of loving service at St.

Louis in Yeadon, St. Richard in Philadelphia, St. Joseph in Collingdale, and St. Cyril in East Lansdowne. Mary Ellen McClung was born on February 9, Sister just celebrated her 90 th birthday. Harran McClung was born in Londonderry, Ireland. When Mary Ellen entered the Community, she was a parishioner of St.

Francis Xavier in Philadelphia. Mary Ellen attended St. Anne, on August 16, Anne professed First Vows on August 15, Anne taught children in first, fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grades.

Sister was an outstanding teacher and a beautiful IHM Sister to live with in her various missions: St. Charles, St. Gabriel, St. Thomas, Holy Innocents, St.

Clement, Immaculate Conception, and Incarnation. Sister influenced many children and families for the good. From September through August , Sister assisted in St. Gabriel Convent. Anne parents and her brothers Joseph Helen and Robert predecease her. Sister is survived by her nephews, grandnieces, grandnephews and, of course, her Congregation of IHM Sisters. Reverend Douglas M. McKay concelebrated this Liturgy and offered the Homily. Dolores Josephine Penot was born on August 7, Dolores attended St.

Later, while in Community, she earned a degree from Immaculata in Theology and her certificate as a Licensed Physical Therapist from the University of Pennsylvania. Dolores entered the Congregation on September 8, On March 8, , she received her habit and her religious name, Sister Marie Paschal.

Sister pronounced First Vows on August 15, Beginning in September through June , Sister Paschal taught children in grades one, two, and four—along with the curriculum for these grades, Sister also taught music. Sister served children in St. Alice, St. Rose of Lima, St. Thomas, St. David, St. Richard, St. Cecilia, and Holy Name—all school in the Philadelphia Archdiocese. Sister continued her Apostolate of Prayer as a patient until her death on February 26, Her sister-in-law Janet Daniel , her loving nieces, nephews, grandnieces, grandnephews survive Sister Marie Paschal.

Anne Marie was born on April 27, Anne Marie attended St. Sister earned subsequent degrees at Immaculata University and Villanova University while in the Community. She received her religious habit and her religious name, Sister Marie Georgeanne, on June 27, Sister pronounced her First Vows on June 28, Sister Marie Georgeanne took the option to return to the use of her baptismal name in the late 80s.

Sister Anne Marie began her teaching ministry in September at St. Jane DeChantal School in Easton for three years; after which, she had the opportunity to advance her studies at Immaculata during the school year. In September through December , Sister taught 8 th grade at St. David School in Willow Grove. In January , Sister went to LaPlanicie, Peru where she taught students on the high school level until August Sister Anne Marie was very adaptable and community minded, she served wherever and whenever the Community needed her gifts.

Sister then taught students at St. Hubert High School from September through January Sister was an excellent teacher and she loved all of her students. Any act of service that Sister Anne Marie rendered, she rendered wholeheartedly and joyfully. William A. Trader, O. William E. Dean on Saturday, February 8, at a.

Sister Rachel was seven months shy of her th birthday! Caroline Maria Torrieri was born on September 16, Her Dad passed away in and her Mom passed away in — longevity is in the Torrieri genes. Several years later, Caroline went to Fleisher Vocational School in Philadelphia during the school year.

She received her habit and her religious name, Sister Mary Rachel, on August 17, Sister taught sixth grade children in Transfiguration from September through December William Convent in Philadelphia. Sister was there through August Reverend Msgr.

Most Rev. Edward M. Deliman, Rev. Augustus Pulco Homilist , Rev. Alfonso J. Concha, Rev. Scott D. Brockson, and Rev. Dean concelebrated this beautiful liturgy and tribute to Sister Rachel Torrieri. Sister Mary P. Mary was born on June 8, in Philadelphia. While in Community, Mary earned her A. Degree from Immaculata University and her M. Degree from Glassboro State College. Before entering the Congregation, Mary worked at Bell Telephone for 3 years.

Sister received her habit and her religious name, Sister M. Alice Michael, on June 27, Sister professed her first vows on June 28, Sister Alice Michael began her teaching ministry in September Sister taught primary grade children for nearly all of the years she taught.

From September through June Sister served as local superior at St. Joseph Convent in Downingtown and taught fifth grade children. Sister was a masterful teacher; she tutored children at Seton Academy in Bethlehem for one year and at St. Dominic School in Philadelphia from September through June Sister was generous with her prayers and praise.

After a long illness, Sister passed into heaven on Monday, January 20, Margaret Rose Stauffer was born on July 12, in Philadelphia. Margaret was originally from Good Shepherd Parish in Philadelphia.

While in Community, Margaret completed courses at Immaculata University. Sister received her habit and her religious name, Sister Joseph Francis on April 22, Sister professed her first vows on August 15, From September through June Sister taught children in grades 1 through 7 lovingly, patiently, and competently.

Matthew School in Forestville, Connecticut through June Sister Joseph arrived at Camilla Hall in August with a heart full of loving service; loving service and prayer, which she continued to render until her death on January Sister Marian D.

Sister was born on May 20, in York, PA. Patrick in York. Sister received her habit and her religious name, Sister Marian Dolores on March 8, Sister professed her First Vows on March 10, Joseph Annex in Downingtown where she taught grades 9 and Sister also served as the Associate Vicar for Religious during the year while at York Catholic. Sister Marian entered Camilla Hall in December and continued bringing spiritual joy, peace, and prayerfulness to all of those around her.

After a long illness, Sister Marian entered eternal peace on Tuesday, January 14, Cecilia, Philadelphia. Sister received her habit and her religious name, Sister Mary Sheila on January 16, Sister professed her first vows on January 17, From this point on, Sister served as an elementary school teacher, grades 5 — 8, from January through June Beginning in August Sister Sheila began serving in administrative posts.

Sister Mary Sheila continued her ministry of serving, supporting, praying, and assisting when she entered Camilla Hall as a resident in until her death on January 8, Joan of Arc. Sister received her habit and her religious name, Sister Marita Denise, on March 29, Sister professed her first vows on April 9, From this point on, Sister served as an elementary school teacher from April through June Carmel, PA.

Sister continued to teach French throughout the remainder of her teaching apostolate. Sister served students in St. From August through June , Sister rendered general school assistance in St. Laurence School in Upper Darby. Sister Mary Elizabeth never stopped serving.

Sister entered Camilla Hall in August where she dedicated herself to the Apostolate of Prayer until her death. Sister is survived by her sister-in-law Elizabeth James , many loving nieces, nephews, grandnieces, grandnephews, and her Congregation of IHM Sisters.

Sister was originally from St. Her parents were Irene Graff and Joseph T. Sister attended Holy Innocents, St. Ann, and St. Sister Kathleen graduated from Little Flower in and entered the Congregation on September 8, Sister received her habit and her religious name Sister Irene Joseph on August 16, Beginning in September through June Sister taught children in grades 1 through 7 in many parishes in the Philadelphia and surrounding areas.

From through April Sister served in many different capacities both in school and in her local communities. Sister continued her ministry of prayer and service when she entered Camilla Hall in April until her death on December 9, Her sister-in-law Jane Joseph and many loving nieces and nephews survive Sister Kathleen.

Thank you! Rose of Lima Parish in Philadelphia. Her parents were Ann Hunt and William Burke. Sister attended St. Mary graduated from West Catholic in June and entered the Congregation on September 8 of the same year. Sister received her habit and her religious name Sister Assumpta Mary on March 26, Sister professed her Final Vows on April 5, Sister taught children in grades 5 through 8 from April through June in the following parishes: St. Laurence, St.

Agnes, St. Patrick, St. Peter, St. Joseph, and St. Francis deSales. Sister Assumpta Mary touched the lives of many children and their parents. Matthew in Philadelphia, St. William, St. Aloysius Academy, St. Matthew Connecticut. Lawrence A. Sister just celebrated her 77 th birthday on October Sister suffered valiantly, may she now know eternal peace.

Sister graduated from Wildwood Catholic in and worked for three years before entering the Community on September 8, Sister received her habit and religious name Sister Elizabeth Bertrand on June 27, Sister professed her First Vows on June 28, From September through June , Sister taught primary grade children full time in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Sister remained faithful to teaching children, her focus became tutoring.

Sister Elizabeth then ministered in the area of compassionate care. Sister served as a hospital visitor and rendered pastoral care at St. Martha Manor in Downingtown. Reverend Francis J. Mulranen, a fellow pastoral minister at St. Dean concelebrated. Patricia was born on September 3, Sister attended three different schools for her elementary education: St.

Katherine in Wayne, Gonzaga in Germantown and graduated from St. Anastasia in Agnes High School and graduated in Sister professed her first vows on March 10, Beginning in March through August , Sister served children in grades 2 through 8. Sister inspired many grade school children at St.

Joan of Arc, St. From August through August , Sister served high school students in the discipline of Business Education. After twenty successful years teaching students business education subjects, Sister returned to teaching eighth graders from through Sister rounded out her teaching ministry by tutoring children as well as providing religious enrichment in elementary grades from August through August Sister served amiably and efficiently in our Pharmacy at Camilla Hall.

Sister was born on February 21, Barnabas Parish in Philadelphia. Loretta attended St. Sister professed her First Vows on August 19, From August until January , Sister taught children in sixth, seventh, and eighth children in the Archdiocesan Philadelphia schools. Sister served most faithfully in all areas of her life until her death on October 20, God rest her soul! Her parents Loretta Leahy and John, and her brother Rev.

John J. Dinda predecease Sister Loretta. Sister was born on March 23, Carmel Parish in Mt. Patricia attended Our Lady of Mt. Carmel grade school and Catholic High School in Mt. Sister entered the Congregation on September 8, ; she received her habit and religious name, Sister Mary Philomena, on March 8, From August through June , Sister taught children in the lower elementary grades in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, Reading, and Decatur, Georgia.

Beginning in August Sister taught children in the area of Library Science in the Pennsylvania upstate area through June of In , Sister served as the Librarian at St. Pius X School in Broomall through June Sister served most faithfully in all areas of her life until her death on September 11, Robert F. Berger, Francis X. Sue , and her sister Kathleen Ferdock Ronald.

The Concelebrants were Rev. Jagodzinski, Rev. Richard Malone, Rev. William Lynn, and Rev. Jonathan Sawicki.

Sister would have celebrated her 85 th birthday in November. Anne Marie Fitzpatrick was born on November 7, in Philadelphia. Sister received her habit on August 15, and her religious name Sister Loretta William.

Sister pronounced her first vows on August 15, From August through June Sister served children in grades 1 through 3 as a full-time teacher; tutor; teacher of religious instruction; teacher aide; Sister influenced the lives of all of her children. Sister Theresa M. Theresa was born on October 16, in Philadelphia. Mary Manor. Sister rounded out her years of service to God and Community as a resident of Camilla Hall where she was an active member of the Apostolate of Prayer from August until her death.

Sister is survived by her brother Leonard Patricia , her sister Philomena Kistler, and many nieces, nephews; grandnieces, grandnephews, and her Congregation of IHM Sisters.

The celebrant was Rev. Joseph in Ashland. Sister received her habit and her religious name, Sister Rose Immaculate, on August 15, Sister professed her first vows on August 16, From this point on, Sister served as an elementary school teacher from August through August Thomas J. Dunleavy and the homilist was Rev. William C. Kauffman; also concelebrating Rev. William Dombrow, Rev. Edward Lavelle, Rev. Joseph Smith, and Rev. William Dean. Sister just celebrated her 84 th birthday in June.

Edmond in Philadelphia. Sister received her habit and her religious name, Sister Joan Mary, on August 15, From this point on, Sister served tirelessly in Philadelphia, Reading, and Coatesville as an elementary grade teacher.

In , Sister Joan went to St. Gabriel School in Philadelphia where she remained until From to , Sister taught 6 th grade; from to , she served as a staff member in the Computer Science Lab after which she served as an office assistant until Sister is survived by her sister Joan Rickabaugh, many nieces, nephews; grandnieces, grandnephews, and her Congregation of IHM Sisters.

The celebrant and homilist was Rev. Sister Alice M. Sister just celebrated her 88 th birthday. Alice Gleason was born on July 10, in Philadelphia. Sister professed First Vows on April 5, In August , Sister continued to serve wholeheartedly in the Apostolate of Prayer until her death on July 21, in her home at Camilla Hall.

Reverend Michael S. Olivere was the celebrant and homilist. Sister is survived by members of her IHM Community, her sister-in-law Violet Vi and many loving nieces, nephews, grandnieces, and grandnephews.

Sister Dorothy was just shy of her 83 rd birthday. Sister was born in Bridgeport, on July 12, Augustine Parish in Bridgeport, PA.

Sister professed first vows on March 10, Sister taught math to children in grades 8 through 12 for most of her teaching ministry. As a resident in Camilla Hall, Sister was an active member of the Apostolate of Prayer and service to our Sisters there.

Reverend Brendan Horan, S. The concelebrants were Rev. James Flynn, O. Sister Kathleen was 77 years old. Sister was born in Philadelphia, on October 1, Stephen Parish in Philadelphia. Sister professed first vows on January 16, Sister taught children in first grade from through ; then, Sister taught primarily seventh and eighth students.

Sister Kathleen served as a Principal from through Sister was beloved wherever she served. Ephrem Parish through August before illness took her to Camilla Hall where she assisted our Sisters there and served as an active member of the apostolate of prayer.

Reverend George Winine was the Celebrant and Homilist. The concelebrants were Msgr. Thomas Murray, Msgr. Kenneth McAteer, Rev. Edward Burke, Rev. Philip Burger, and Rev. Family members present included her brothers Joseph Lynn , Sean Patricia , and Kevin; and a host of loving nieces, nephews and wonderful Sister friends and loving colleagues who ministered with Sister over the years.

Sister Mary died very suddenly in Chestnut Hill Hospital on Tuesday, April 30, , in the 68 th year of her religious life. Sister was 8 days shy of her 85 th birthday. Joseph Parish in Ashland, Pennsylvania. Sister Mary professed her first vows on March 11, Sister served children as an elementary grade teacher from through in the Delaware County area of the Philadelphia Archdiocese.

Upon her return to the States, Sister began her many years of service as a high school educator with a brief period in where Sister served as a member of the Formation Personnel at Villa Maria House of Studies. Sister is survived by loving cousins, and friends too numerous to articulate, and of course, her beloved Congregation of IHM Sisters.

Reverend Monsignor Seamus F. Brennan homilist , along with Reverends Anthony M. Praem, and William E. Sister Geraldine died in Camilla Hall on Thursday, April 25, , in the 70 th year of her religious life. Sister was 94 years old.

Sister pronounced her first vows on April 13, From that point forward, Sister Geraldine served as an elementary grade school teacher through ; from through , Sister Geraldine served as Principal at St. Agatha-James and St. Clement schools respectively. Sister is survived by many loving nieces, nephews, grandnieces, grandnephews, and her Congregation of IHM Sisters. Sister was three days short of her 85 th birthday. Sister was born on April 22, in Philadelphia. Gabriel Parish in South Philadelphia.

Sister pronounced her first vows on March 10, From that point forward, Sister Marian taught children in elementary school until Sister then taught high school students in North and South America through June Sister Marian then served in leadership as Superior and Principal in the Philadelphia area through Sister served generously, tirelessly, and patiently.

In March , after thirty years of tireless service in the Motherhouse, health issues prompted Sister Marian Regina to choose a ministry in Camilla Hall where her service would continue in the Apostolate of Prayer. Sister is survived by many loving, nieces, nephews, grandnieces, and grandnephews and her Congregation of IHM Sisters. Sister Geraldine M. Whitman died in Camilla Hall on Thursday, April 18, , in the 61 st year of her religious life.

Sister was just shy of her 79 th birthday. Sister professed her vows on January 17, Sister served children as an elementary school teacher in the areas of Philadelphia, Morrisville, New Jersey, Falls Church and Virginia Beach until From that point on, Sister served as a chaplain minister to patients at Norristown State Hospital until August , when Sister Geraldine took up residence at Camilla Hall to continue her ministry of service in the Apostolate of Prayer and Assistance.

Sister is survived by members of her religious community, many friends, and acquaintances. Sister Mary D. Sister was 87 years old. Sister pronounced her first vows on March 3, During the course of the next 40 years, Sister Mary taught in many elementary schools in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and for a brief time, Sister taught in Annandale, Virginia.

Sister was 91 years old. Sister pronounced her first vows on September 15, The Life of Philomene Adela. Heritage Learn about Philomene Adela's homeland.

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