Servite Sisters Today 2011, 2011-01

This issue contains updates on the former Motherhouse one year after its sale to ICAA, including a tour description and Sister Katherine's key story. It features an interview with Sister Sean Fox discussing her 30+ years as an attorney, her legal career, and ministry through law, with mentions of Sister Theresa Sandok and Brett Gerber. The folder highlights the "Kateri's Kids Helping Kids" program, where first graders raised $650, and celebrates Sister Kateri Guske's retirement after 49 years of teaching. It includes information about Sister Alice Henke receiving the Founders' Award from the Rusk County Historical Society. There is an overview of the "Missionaries Without Ever Leaving Home" initiative, detailing the Mary Alphonse Bradley Fund's 177 grants totaling $2,720,640 since 1999, with references to Sister Sandra DeGidio and Sisters Rosalie Hennessey, Dolores Henke, and Sean Fox. The establishment of the first Servite Lay Diakonia in Wisconsin is documented, highlighting the formation process of Wisconsin families such as Alan & Loree Nauertz, Victor & Jacqueline Sacco, Curtis & Jacene Silvis, Ed & Mercedes Thrush, and Sister Mary Dominica Effertz. The folder also covers the appointment of three Servite Generals named Theresa at the UISG plenary assembly in Rome: Sister Marie Thérèse Connor, Sister Maria Teresa Ricci, and Sister Theresa Sandok. Additionally, it includes reports on LCWR activities, including the Leading from Within Retreat and Region 9 recognition, featuring Sister Mary Alice Willems and Sister Theresa Sandok. In memoriam sections honor Sisters Mary Camillus Cote, Mary Robert Semerau, Rosalie Hennessey, and Mary Bernice VanderLoop.