Ruth worked as a chief before entering the Sisters of Compassion and her gifts are well used, especially during the annual Bazaar and on the sisters’ special occasions. Sister completed a Disability Course with the Australia Pacific Training College and served for the residents at Chanel Home. Ruth moved to Wellington in 1917 where she worked at the Soup Kitchen before commencing her studies for a degree in Social Services. Sister Ruth was a cook at the Soup Kitchen during COVID-19.
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Sister Clare Nesdale
Kathleen Ann Nesdale was born at Kimbolton, near Fielding, on 13 November, 1892. Her parents were Patrick Nesdale and Mary Ann Nesdale [nee Smyth]. Kathleen entered the Sisters of Compassion on 23 February, 1915, while Mother Aubert was still in Rome...
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Sister Camillus Ryan
Eileen Mary Ryan, daughter of William Rodger and Myrtle Eileen (nee Fowler), entered the Sisters of Compassion some time in February 1956. What a wonderful contribution she made to the Sisters of Compassion...
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Sister de Porres Domokamica
Sister was born in Natovi, Fiji, and entered the Sisters of Compassion on the 13 August, 1960...