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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Religious sisters"”.
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Caught in the crossfire: Catholic religious sisters and the Northern Ireland Troubles, 1968-2008
… of the experiences and roles played by Catholic religious sisters in Northern Ireland during the period commonly known as the Troubles (1968-2008). As the contribution of these women has been largely overlooked in the historiography of the conflict, this thesis places their voices at the centre …
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Female agency and the sacramental vision of early modern Catholicism
… overlooked, English Catholic women who became religious sisters in convents on the Continent. These women produced writings detailing their lives, community, and sense of self which are bound up in the larger theological and social debates of the time. In turn, these women were inserted within …
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The foundation and Early Growth of Saint Mary's Hospital, Reno, Nevada 1908-1930
… state to labor. Among these we include the religious sisters of Saint Dominic, whose work was chiefly responsible for the hospital's success, the physicians who helped to found and maintain its high standards, and the many trained nurses who came to serve its staff and its patients.</p> …
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The Experience of Lasallian Association on the Part of Lay “Associates in Fact” in the District of San Francisco
… in the 1950s were staffed by priests and /or religious sisters or brothers, Catholic schools in the 21st century are almost entirely staffed by lay men and women. By sheer numbers, sustaining the charism of congregation-sponsored Catholic schools has increasingly become the responsibility of …
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Parish management information (a system) : I. Educational data analysis. II. Educational situation indices
… of the parish; and (3) the teachers were largely religious sisters. Not until the 1960's was any serious attempt made to centralize a school system which encompassed 54 grade schools, 6 high schools, and enrolled 28,600 pupils in 1965. The late 1960's witnessed a crisis in Catholic education; …