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Sister Claudina Sanz, the Superior General of the Oblates at the time the book was being researched and published. |
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Sister Mary Virginie Fish, the Sister who provided the author much help in securing information about the Order, and the spiritual guidance to ensure that the book would be written |
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Sister M. Reparata Clarke, the Order Archivist who rendered so much help by providing the many photographs in the book. |
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1800s photograph of some of the Oblate Sisters at the Motherhouse in Baltimore, Maryland |
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Graduating class of 1925, St. Frances Academy in Baltimore, operated by the Oblate Sisters. L to r: Louise Adams, Addie Scott, Marceta Brown, and Veronica Lawes. |
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5 St Mary’s Court in Baltimore, Maryland, the original Mother-house and first Convent of the Oblate Sisters of Providence, 1828 |
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