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PSA-9010-2 #9 CRM - Dominican Sisters of Peace

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Retirement Fund<br />

Supporting 103 <strong>Sisters</strong> in Nursing Facilities<br />

and 102 <strong>Sisters</strong> in Assisted Living Environments<br />

Most <strong>of</strong> our <strong>Sisters</strong> remain active in ministry well past the average retirement age. Even once retired from<br />

full-time ministry, some <strong>Sisters</strong> take on part-time ministries or volunteer positions to continue sharing the <strong>Dominican</strong><br />

Mission as they are able. Even near the end <strong>of</strong> life, most <strong>Sisters</strong> enter a ministry <strong>of</strong> prayer, interceding<br />

for the needs <strong>of</strong> the world, including those <strong>of</strong> the congregation and our families, friends, donors, and benefactors.<br />

Sr. Betty Doskey, OP<br />

New Orleans,<br />

Lousiana<br />

Sr. Betty Doskey,<br />

80, is a caregiver<br />

for a New Orleans<br />

Sister who<br />

needs assistance<br />

with her medications<br />

and grocery<br />

shops for the New Orleans<br />

Motherhouse, bringing<br />

home 3-4 carts <strong>of</strong> groceries<br />

each week. She is physically active and rides her bike to<br />

Silver Sneakers exercise classes at Tulane University and<br />

has joined the Pilates class recently begun at the Motherhouse<br />

for the senior <strong>Sisters</strong>. Sr. Betty assists <strong>Sisters</strong> in her<br />

community with the computer and attends meetings out<br />

<strong>of</strong> state as needed. This year, Sr. Betty drove a great distance<br />

to teach an astronomy/earth science course at<br />

Nunez Community College in St. Bernard Parish, New<br />

Orleans, which was hit hard by Hurricane Katrina.<br />

Sr. Loretta Sullivan, OP<br />

New Haven, Connecticut<br />

A retired prison chaplain,<br />

Sr. Loretta Sullivan,<br />

78, takes communion to<br />

aging volunteers and is<br />

on the board at Crystal<br />

Springs Ecological<br />

Center in Massachusetts.<br />

She also teaches<br />

confirmation classes at<br />

St. Aeden Parish, New<br />

Haven, and accompanies<br />

young women considering religious<br />

life. Sr. Loretta tries to<br />

broaden her world view by reading Muslim writers, especially<br />

those highlighting women’s issues, and highly recommends<br />

the book Half the Sky by Nicholas Krist<strong>of</strong>f.<br />

Sr. Juliana Savoy, OP<br />

St. Catharine, Kentucky<br />

Despite challenges<br />

with limited eye<br />

sight, Sr. Juliana<br />

Savoy, 84, remains<br />

active making table<br />

runners, aprons,<br />

baby clothes, and<br />

other items for sale<br />

at the Motherhouse<br />

gift shop. She is also<br />

a gifted painter and<br />

recently had a watercolor<br />

exhibit on display at St.<br />

Catharine College. In addition, she<br />

loves baking cakes and cooking Cajun favorites like<br />

gumbo, red beans and rice, and jambalaya.<br />

Health Care Centers<br />

Great Bend Infirmary (Great Bend, KS)<br />

Mohun Health Care Center (Columbus, OH)<br />

Regina Health Care Center (Richfield, OH)<br />

Sansbury Care Center (St. Catharine, KY)<br />

Motherhouses & OtherResidences<br />

Akron Motherhouse (Akron, OH)<br />

Columbus Motherhouse (Columbus, OH)<br />

Great Bend Motherhouse (Great Bend, KS)<br />

Kentucky Motherhouse (St. Catharine, KY)<br />

New Orleans Central House (New Orleans, LA)<br />

New Orleans Motherhouse (New Orleans, LA)<br />

Oxford Motherhouse (Oxford, MI)<br />

Rosary Manor (Watertown, MA)<br />

8 2009-2010 <strong>Dominican</strong> <strong>Sisters</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Peace</strong>

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