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| In 1888 the Little | Sisters of the Poor opened a home in Ponsonby for the |
| chool for females, sponsored by the Dominican | Sisters of San Rafael in 1972. |
| on Old Folks Home, Dillard University and the | Sisters of the Holy Family, an order of African-Ameri |
| founded as St Antony's school in 1891 by the | Sisters of Christian Instruction. |
| he Duke of Newcastle in 1887 and given to the | Sisters Of The Church who used it for educational pur |
| History of the | Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods: Vol |
| and since then the staff is powered by SABS ( | Sisters of Adoration of Blessed Sacriments). |
| up home managed by Nora Wall, a member of the | Sisters of Mercy. |
| God's Acre (Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana: | Sisters of Providence) Series 1: 89-112. |
| In addition, he also assisted the | Sisters of the Immaculate Conception in Putnam, Conne |
| Randwick, formerly the premises of the Little | Sisters of the Poor. |
| The report noted that orders of nuns, such as | Sisters of Mercy, saw "much less" sexual abuse of chi |
| This place was christened Amalagiri by the ' | Sisters of the Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament'(SA |
| The abuse scandal in the | Sisters of Mercy in Ireland is one of a series of sex |
| erite Beaubien was an important figure in the | Sisters of Charity during her lifetime. |
| Founded by the | Sisters of Mercy in 1880, Saint Joseph's facility is |
| n 1938 Rev. Canon James of Newton invited the | Sisters' of St Clare, from Newry, Northern Ireland, t |
| He was the CEO of Big Brothers Big | Sisters of Central Minnesota until May of 2010 and is |
| She also approved a | Sisters of Charity chapter at Saint-Hyacinthe. |
| principal was hired in 1969, and the last two | Sisters of Providence left the staff in 1984. |
| a of Santa Maria Maggiore and chaplain to the | Sisters of the Child Jesus on the Via Urbana. |
| The | Sisters of St. |
| 0, nuns from the Congregation of the Felician | Sisters of Buffalo, New York, began work at the schoo |
| in Halswell vacated in the late 1960s by the | Sisters of the Good Shepherd. |
| nd is Bishop- Visitor of the Community of the | Sisters of the Love of God, Convent of the Incarnatio |
| blished as St. Casimir Academy in 1911 by the | Sisters of Saint Casimir in Chicago Lawn. |
| It was built in 1928 by the | Sisters of the Good Shepherd for the housing and trea |
| She joined the | Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary in 1936 a |
| It was staffed by the | Sisters of St. |
| It is sponsored by the Benedictine | Sisters of Saint Walburg Monastery. |
| 'her' order of nuns, the Congregation of the | Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart. |
| 12, 1940) was the prioress of the Benedictine | Sisters of Erie from 1998 to 2010. |
| Mercy was established in 1950 by the | Sisters of Mercy. |
| He was educated at the | Sisters of Charity, Elizabeth Bay, New South Wales, a |
| In 1995, the | Sisters of Mercy sold the hospital to Carolinas Healt |
| in Newport, St. Joseph's Hospital, run by the | Sisters of St Joseph of Annecy, and an in-patient hos |
| d collating the Rules and Constitution of the | Sisters of Notre Dame. |
| r Nancy Nolan was the General Superior of the | Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind |
| ns to leave for Rome to have the rules of the | Sisters of St Joseph officially approved. |
| In 1988 Montrose succeeded in getting the | Sisters of the Cross to relocate to the Stockton Dioc |
| condary School, which was administered by the | Sisters of the Precious Blood. |
| was composed partly of members of the School | Sisters of Notre Dame, an international teaching orde |
| he Pontifical Congregation of the Benedictine | Sisters of the Reparation of the Holy Face. |
| Second Vatican Council (ending in 1965), the | Sisters of Providence along with many other congregat |
| ost $4,000 to build and it was staffed by the | Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary from Du |
| She participated in the | Sisters of Mercy study on tubal ligation. |
| nt's Orphan Asylum, erected a convent for the | Sisters of Charity, and rebuilt the parish church. |
| d that those who were called the brothers and | sisters of Jesus were children of Clopas, a brother-i |
| Sisters of Mount Carmel | |
| Sisters of Notre Dame traveled to the east coast from | |
| The Franciscan | Sisters of Christ the Divine Teacher from Davenport b |
| taught on the south side of the campus by the | Sisters of St. Mary of Namur. |
| e in Albany, New York, founded in 1920 by the | Sisters of Saint Joseph. |
| Grammar School was established in 1909 by the | Sisters of Mercy as the Convent Intermediate school. |
| ives from the armed forces, baseball, and the | sisters of Grant unveiled a monument in center field |
| The Summit was founded in 1890 by the | Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. |
| The Congregation of the | Sisters of the Imitation of Christ - or Bethany Madho |
| ) was a Spanish nun, founder of the Carmelite | Sisters of the Charity. |
| ved as a female penitentiary, operated by the | Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul. |
| , dating from 1872 and originally part of The | Sisters of Perpetual Adoration convent chapel in Taun |
| All Saints | Sisters of the Poor, Cantonsville, Maryland |
| a primary school Tack Ching School founded by | Sisters of the Precious Blood in 1923 at Nam Cheong S |
| a 74-bed facility under the direction of the | Sisters of Charity of New York in what had been the G |
| The Congregation of the | Sisters of the Destitute was founded by Servant of Go |
| uly 1851, the local bishop approved the "Poor | Sisters of St. Francis", and the congregation soon sp |
| Prior to 2008 it also gave priority to | sisters of pupils of Watford Grammar School for Boys. |
| w student Andrew Eldritch, lead singer of The | Sisters of Mercy, released the bands first single on |
| Sisters of Wellber: Director | |
| ion evolved into the present Community of the | Sisters of the Church. |
| The school was founded in 1881 by the | Sisters of Charity, St. Mary of The Snow School offer |
| Little | Sisters of Jesus |
| edecessor Bernard Donald McDonald by bringing | Sisters of Notre Dame to teach on Prince Edward Islan |
| (Main article: | Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods.) |
| daughters to St. Augustine School, run by the | Sisters of Providence. |
| She became a nun herself with the | Sisters of Mercy at the age of 28, taking the religio |
| "Brothers and | Sisters of Azania" (Mann) - 2:46 |
| n a monastic institution, in the hands of the | Sisters of St Joseph of Annecy. |
| ained a private residence until 1919 when the | Sisters of Mercy bought it for £3,500 to extend their |
| The | Sisters of Providence maintain various relics of her |
| The | sisters of Napoleon. |
| The first school was established by the | Sisters of St. |
| use of the abbey was bought by the Franciscan | sisters of Heiligenbronn. |
| It was started in 1954 by the | Sisters of St. Joseph. |
| h as The Cure, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The | Sisters of Mercy, and New Order. |
| s Hospital was opened on July 27, 1857 by the | Sisters of Mercy. |
| Providence Heart Institute, a hospital of the | Sisters of Charity Ministry. |
| tem, and ending at the Struthion Pool; as the | Sisters of Zion were not willing to allow tourists to |
| the | Sisters of Charity of Ottawa (1845) formerly the Grey |
| , The Prout School was founded in 1966 by the | Sisters of the Cross and Passion of Manchester, Engla |
| the Cross' founded in 1895, 'Congregation of | Sisters of the Cross of the Sacred Heart of Jesus' fo |
| d on its present site in February 1908 by the | Sisters of the Cross and Passion, who gave the Colleg |
| 's original site on Mont Cornillon the Little | Sisters of the Poor have built an old people's home, |
| Founded in 1904 by the | Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, it remained open unti |
| The | Sisters of Charity created an audio CD titled Queen o |
| founded in 1928 under the Trusteeship of the | Sisters of Mercy. |
| ainst Drugs and Alcohol, and Big Brothers Big | Sisters of America, |
| Joseph School, a school run by the | Sisters of St. |
| The school is owned by the Trust Board of the | Sisters of Loreto. |
| , and in 1933 the Byzantine Catholic Order of | Sisters of St. Basil acquired the property. |
| 1904, the house was acquired by the Episcopal | Sisters of the Society of St. Margaret who own the pr |
| Joseph Health System, a ministry of the | Sisters of St. |
| 1969 With The Brothers And | Sisters Of Los Angeles on Dylan's Gospel |
| The | Sisters of Saint Francis of Perpetual Adoration bough |
| Cornwallis and her five | sisters of the Duncan-class were ordered in response |
| mposition of the Cross and the Convent of the | Sisters of Zion, was the pavement (Greek: lithostrato |
| the senior founder of the Congregation of the | Sisters of Nazareth in 1948. |
| phinum Academy was established in 1890 by the | Sisters of Christian Charity. |
| . Charles Nerinckx, he became superior of the | Sisters of Loretto in 1824. |
| Sisters of Mercy cover | |
| s chaplain at Bethany, the motherhouse of the | Sisters of Saint Martha, Antigonish |
| f the organization of gay "nuns" known as the | Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. |
| panded and modernized over the years, and the | Sisters of Charity Healthcare System expanded to acqu |
| Three | Sisters of Mount Carmel came from New Orleans to teac |
| It is one of almost forty | Sisters of Mercy secondary schools in the United Stat |
| ood Counsel College, for women founded by the | Sisters of the Divine Compassion. |
| st, Mr Shiraz, The Dead Pets, Robochrist, The | Sisters of Mercy, Mi Mye (also featuring Whiskas of ¡ |
| They were replaced in 1902 by | Sisters of Divine Providence from San Antonio. |
| . T. Koshy was considerate to his juniors and | sisters of the Ashram. |
| for SSV-NSMABAAOTWMODAACOTIATW, was formed by | Sisters of Mercy singer Andrew Eldritch in 1997. |
| he older residents of the area could remember | Sisters of Mercy visiting the site in pony and trap f |
| s include Andrew Eldritch, lead singer of The | Sisters of Mercy; Andy Bell, lead singer for Erasure; |
| 22 July - Mary Aikenhead, founder of the | Sisters of Charity (b.1787). |
| It was founded in 1949 by the | Sisters of Charity of Nazareth. |
| th, New Zealand and was educated there by the | Sisters of Mercy and the Marist Brothers. |
| From 1954-59 she served as Provincial of the | Sisters of Mercy in Victoria and Tasmania, after whic |
| Notre Dame was founded by the | Sisters of Notre Dame under the guidance of St Julie |
| ns her centipede friend, referencing Rosto in | Sisters of the Flame. |
| me of Sister Mary Philippa after entering the | Sisters of Mercy on 10 January 1918, aged 21. |
| rchdiocese of San Francisco, it is run by the | Sisters of Mercy, founded by Catherine McAuley, and i |
| ial schools, and to found the convents of the | Sisters of Charity and of the Dominican nuns. |
| ital, Malvern, which had been acquired by the | Sisters of Mercy. |
| already plans to shelve her and her immediate | sisters of the Type II class for use as training boat |
| Anthony was established in 1874 by the School | Sisters of Notre Dame. |
| ine Sophie, is a Franciscan nun of the School | Sisters of St. Francis and Christian socialist. |
| The | sisters of this summer |
| Slattery also sent | Sisters of Providence for the first time to minister |
| Sisters of the Destitute (S. | |
| The | Sisters of the Assumption started the school in 1909 |
| he Day Hours and Other Offices as Used by the | Sisters of All Saints, which was used by her order un |
| r in the first women's community of religious | sisters of that country," Benedict said in English. |
| She took her religious vows with the | Sisters of Social Service in 1930. |
| Mel school, which had been property of the | Sisters of Providence, to principal Paul Adams after |
| The | Sisters of Notre Dame who taught at St. John's aided |
| Counsel Complex, also known as Convent of the | Sisters of the Divine Compassion, is a national histo |
| retta Schafer was the General Superior of the | Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind |
| beginning arose a community called The Little | Sisters of the Poor. |
| He was a patron of the Oblate | Sisters of Providence, and once said, "How distressin |
| The school was established in 1963 by the | Sisters of Charity. |
| lde married women who also happened to be the | sisters of his partners, Jacob Lorah and George Horst |
| ichborough)and his wife Gill and three former | sisters of the Society of St Margaret (Walsingham)-Si |
| The | Sisters of Providence took charge of the Boy's [St. |
| The institution was founded in 1920 by the | Sisters of St. |
| "The Catholic French | Sisters of St. Paul de Chartres" was one of the first |
| The | Sisters of Providence by invitation of Fr. |
| 1960) Advisory Board Member - Tache Hospital, | Sisters of Charity (Montreal) - 1962-1968 Building Ch |
| On that date, C-5 and her | sisters of the redesignated First Division - escorted |
| ence on an emerging wave of bands such as The | Sisters of Mercy, Sex Gang Children and Southern Deat |
| ter Diane Ris was the General Superior of the | Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind |
| His only sister entered the convent of the | Sisters of Charity at Mount Saint Joseph, Ohio. |
| the Congregation of the Humility of Mary, the | Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the |
| udes her coffin, made of walnut wood from the | Sisters of Providence grounds. |
| abriel in Montreal, a farm property which the | sisters of the Congregation of Notre Dame operated fo |
| d in 1882 as Our Lady of Mercy Academy by the | Sisters of Mercy. |
| The | Sisters of Divine Providence runs Camp Mishannock, a |
| ganization operated by the Wheaton Franciscan | Sisters of Wheaton, Illinois. |
| independence from the dukes of Lorraine, the | sisters of the abbey mounted escutcheons around the t |
| nt High School was established in 1925 by the | Sisters of St. Joseph. |
| The Benedictine | Sisters of Our Lady of Grace and Compassion, a commun |
| cce Homo in the Old City of Jerusalem for the | Sisters of Sion. |
| The Convent of the | Sisters of Zion is a convent of the Congregation of N |
| A reference is made to the | Sisters of Plentitude from "New Earth". |
| In 1867, | Sisters of St. |
| It was founded in 1906 by the | Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. |
| Sisters of Death is a 1977 American film directed by | |
| Mora staffed by members of the teaching order | Sisters of Loretto. |
| local bar with Andrew Eldritch he joined the | Sisters of Mercy. |
| unes"; and established a branch of the School | Sisters of Notre Dame, also preparing a convent and s |
| Franciscan | Sisters of Perpetual Adoration |
| om 1894 to 1925, it housed the convent of the | Sisters of the Divine Compassion. |
| of the lawyer Antoine Arnauld, and one of six | sisters of the philosopher Antoine Arnauld. |
| During Laughlin's administration, the | Sisters of Providence expanded their ministry to incl |
| It was founded by the Missionary | Sisters of the Assumption in 1933 and was approved by |
| hool in Hertford which was established by the | Sisters of Mercy at the same time as they formed the |
| That same year, | Sisters of Providence ministering in Kaifeng, China, |
| st 10, 1918), was the General Superior of the | Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind |
| inviting the | Sisters of St. |
| She was a member of the Poor Clare | Sisters of the Primitive Observance of San Damiano. |
| ited such religious orders as the Carmelites, | Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, and Trappis |
| llege, under the management of the Franciscan | Sisters of the Presentation of Mary. |
| a former director of the Big Brothers and Big | Sisters of the Lehigh Valley and is also on the board |
| She was educated by the | Sisters of Charity and the Marist Brothers. |
| In Amiens, the foundation of the | Sisters of Notre Dame was laid in August, 1803. |
| c Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston and by the | sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament c |
| t Ursula painted for the convent of the Black | Sisters of Bruges; the city appears in the background |
| The Kisugi | sisters of Cat's Eye (manga): Ai, Hitomi & Rui |
| tress is Sr Eliza Joseph, of the Order of the | Sisters of St Joseph of Tarbes. |
| iving Tree effort benefiting Big Brothers Big | Sisters of America, and has been involved with the TS |
| The hospital was established in 1906 by the | Sisters of Mercy and is the first Catholic hospital e |
| The | Sisters of Mercy (2004) |
| ompany as a replacement for the two remaining | Sisters of Mercy albums. |
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