Compassion

6 May, 2018

Sister Malia Tenisia Po’oi

Malia, from Tonga, trained to be a nurse at Wellington Polytechnic. After completing her nursing training she discerned that Religious life was not for her.

6 May, 2018

Sister Lesina Patelo

Lesina came from Samoa. She was a happy person but discerned that Religious life was not for her.

6 May, 2018

Sister Maria Chinan aka Chinna

Maria an Indian Fijian entered the Sisters of Compassion but Discerned the life was not for her.

6 May, 2018

Sister Malia Finau Ta’anga

Sister Malia Finau Ta’Anga: Malia was from Tonga. She was very good hearted and worked well in the different apostolates of the Sisters of Compassion, after discernment she decided to leave.

6 May, 2018

Sister Alisi Tu’ipulotu

From 2010 until 2017 Sister Alisi was chaplain at the Hawke’s Bay Prison…

6 May, 2018

Sister Malia Sita ‘Eiki’eua

Malia from Tonga was a very generous person but left after a few years. Thank you Malia for your commitment to God and to the Sisters of Compassion.

6 May, 2018

Sister Lupi Tu’ipulotu

Lupi is a sister of Sister Cabrini. She now lives in Sydney where she does voluntary work in her parish church. She is a member of the parish council and is responsible for preparing liturgies.

6 May, 2018

Stella worked with and was concerned for people suffering with disabilities. On leaving the Sisters of Compassion, Stella corresponded regularly with Sister Bernadette Mary. There was a beautiful friendship between the two of them.

6 May, 2018

Sister Marilyn Mills

The sisters would like to acknowledge the energy and commitment of Marilyn Mills to the mission of the Sisters of Compassion during the years she was with us. Marilyn died in Broken Hill a few years ago.

6 May, 2018