Sister Lillian-Marie

Sister Lillian-Marie is a Member of the Order of St. Luke's where she also serves as a Lay Eucharistic Minister in the Healing Ministry and also works with Hospitality within the community.

I have been in vows for ten years and am a Life Professed sister. I am a widow and I truly enjoy being with my five married children, their spouses, and my ten grandchildren.

Sister Helen Bernice

Helen Bernice has been a Licensed Lay Reader since 1970 and is a Lay Eucharist Minister I and II at Union Church in West Claremont N.H. She is a member of Civil Air Patrol and is also an avid gardener.

She is Life Vowed in the Sisters of St. Gregory

Sister Susanna Bede

Susanna Bede Caroselli is an art historian teaching at a Messiah College in Grantham, PA; her area of interest is medieval images of women from the Hebrew Bible. 

She is active as a speaker on religion and the arts in the Unites States and Europe, serves as secretary to her parish vestry, and enjoys singing in the choir and in several choral groups. 

In all that she does she feels supported and centered by being a part of the Sisters of Saint Gregory.

Sister Carin Bridgit

Sister Carin Bridgit is a graduate of the Divinity School of Wake Forest University. She was ordained priest in October 2005. She ministers in the Diocese of North Carolina.

She is the mother of two daughters and Grandmother of five. Her hobbies include gardening and embroidery.

Sister Laurie Joseph

Laurie Joseph is soprano section leader in the choir of Christ Church (Old North), Boston. She is the Assistant to the President and Dean of Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, an amazing community that tries to live out justice, compassion and reconciliation in the Anglican
Communion World.

In quieter moments she can be found engaged in quilting, embroidery, jewelry making or reading.

I am a pediatician from Dayton, Ohio, Diocese of Southern Ohio. I am also a Vocational Deacon. My greatest hope is to bring Christ's presence into the world. It is to bring that presence to the marginalized  where I am and to make other's aware of the marginalized in the worldand to empower them to make adiiference for those marginalized persons.

Sister EugeniaTheresa - Novice

Eugenia Theresa is a Candidate to the Diaconate in the Diocese of New York.

She is a retired Postal Worker, Casac Trainee, active in Cursillo, EFM Graduate and EFM Mentor in the Diocese of New York, and a Recovery Ministry Representative for her parish, St. Bartholomew's in Manhattan.

Her current ministry work includes working with women who have been abused: physically, sexually, and chemically. Eugenia Theresa is also a Chaplain Intern in a Detox Center in NY Presbyterian Hospital

Sister Magdala Grace - Novice

Magdala Grace is the mother of a daughter, grandmother of three, married to Greg; and she is a shepherdess in
Alberta, Canada.

With more than 35 years of experience as an artist in watercolours, oils, acrylics, and clay sculpture, she brings together her love of art and teaching at her art retreat centre.

Her art is her passion, relaxation, and creative outlet. She enjoys painting what she loves or feels conflicted about as an expression of herself and her faith. Who she is and her place in the world come from living in harmony with the nature that surrounds her. It is about this relationship that she writes and paints.