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Sisters of Notre Dame of Cleveland - Snd, Eileen Quinlan
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Since their arrival in Cleveland in 1874 to serve German Catholic immigrants, the Sisters of Notre Dame (SND) have given their time, skills, and compassion to the people of Northern Ohio and beyond. Beginning as teachers in classrooms from preschool through university, they have brought God's goodness and care to people in parishes and hospitals, prisons, and the streets as they walk with people who are in need. Members of an international congregation, the sisters responded to the missionary call to serve in California, Virginia, North Carolina, and Florida and in India, Uganda, Nicaragua,…mehr

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Since their arrival in Cleveland in 1874 to serve German Catholic immigrants, the Sisters of Notre Dame (SND) have given their time, skills, and compassion to the people of Northern Ohio and beyond. Beginning as teachers in classrooms from preschool through university, they have brought God's goodness and care to people in parishes and hospitals, prisons, and the streets as they walk with people who are in need. Members of an international congregation, the sisters responded to the missionary call to serve in California, Virginia, North Carolina, and Florida and in India, Uganda, Nicaragua, and the Philippines. As the Cleveland Notre Dame community prepares to reunite in 2020 with Notre Dame in Toledo, Covington, and Southern California, they look back in gratitude and forward in hope.
Autorenporträt
Eileen Quinlan, SND, has been a Sister of Notre Dame since 1973, teaching secondary and college English for over 40 years. She earned her doctorate from Loyola University Chicago and is a professor emerita at Notre Dame College. Drawing on the archives of the Sisters of Notre Dame, the Diocese of Cleveland, and schools and parishes where the sisters have been in ministry, Sister Eileen and Sister Elizabeth Wood, archivist, have assembled a visual story of nearly 150 years of joyful Gospel-based ministry.