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Suzanne Aubert's work is a story of faith, love, humanity and of course, compassion.

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Sister Annette Green

After making her final profession in 1959, Sister Annette completed her Diploma of Theology and New Zealand Teacher’s Certificate at Loreto Hall...
Sister Cleophas Riordan

Eily Norah Riordan was born at Lyttleton on the 15 April, 1895, the eldest of four – two sisters and a brother. Her parents were Thomas and Mary Riordan (nee Long). Shortly after Eily’s birth the family moved to Christchurch where she often recalled happy memories of walking the Cashmere Hills and family musical evenings around the piano...
Sister Angela Moller

Johanna Christina Mary Moller was born in Greymouth on 15 June, 1876. Her parents were Soren Christopher William Moller and Julia Teresa Moller (nee McMahon). Johanna entered the Sisters of Compassion at St. Joseph’s Home, at Buckle Street on 27 February, 1907...

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