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URSULINE PROVINCIALATE Annual Report 2016-2017 Savethe D A T E to be held on June 2, 2018 Mass of Thanksgivingat the Provincialate Chapel 1338 North Avenue New Rochelle, New York Cover Photos: Top: Sr. Maria Rosa Deiso, OSU with a child from Little Leaf at Andrus, an intergenerational day care. at 4 pm Middle left: Sr. Betty McAdams, OSU with students from Ursuline Academy, Wilmington, DE. Middle right: Sr. Brenda Buckley, OSU with students from The Ursuline School, New Rochelle, NY RSVP to: [email protected] Bottom: Sr. Jeannie Humphries, OSU (middle, standing), principal of Academy of Mount St. Ursula, Bronx, NY with students and staff. From the Provincial The clarion call from our last General Chapter and Enlarged General Council, “Who is my neighbor?”, set before us the challenge to open our hearts to the cries of our earth and its people. The call to live in solidarity with our brothers and sisters throughout the world is the heart of Jesus’ question to all people of good will. The concerns surrounding issues of the neighbor and stranger in our country have touched our hearts and consciences. These issues strike at the heart of who we are as Americans and Christians and urge us to be involved in ways that put shared biblical values into practice. We share the call of the gospel and you, our faithful benefactors, share with us the challenge presented by our international Ursuline community. During this year we have experienced the global reality of our Ursuline family which extends for us the awareness of neighbor and we have responded. • Partnering with parents and alumae of Ursuline Academy in Venezuela who support students at Corazon de Maria in Petare, a barrio of Caracas, • Participating in the Ursuline Education Network Global Education meeting, • Engaging with students at the meetings of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) at the UN, • Responding to basic needs of immigrant families through parish ministry, • Providing basic school supplies for children in Africa. In addition to our international activities our involvement in education, work with women who are trafficked, monitoring socially responsible investments, and environmental issues continues. The work that is closest to our hearts however is the care and presence we provide for our elderly and infirm sisters. Your continued generosity allows us to offer our sisters the care that they are Mass of Thanksgiving so deserving of after their many years of active ministry and their responses to the needs of the neighbor. Your support and interest in our elder members and the ministries of the Ursulines is deeply appreciated. In solidarity with us you share in our mission and in the words of Pope Francis, “the joy of the Gospel.” With gratitude and love, Sr. Jane Finnerty, OSU Provincial Eastern Province of the United States BenefactorsWe thank the donors listed on the following pages whose generosity enables us to continue the long tradition of Ursuline service that includes respectful care of our infirm Sisters who served so faithfully during their active years and to those Sisters who continue to address the contemporary needs of our society through their ministries. The Sisters pray for you and your loved ones in thanksgiving for your faithfulness. (The following lists include donations received by the Ursuline Provincialate from September 1, 2016 through August 31, 2017. Any gifts received after August 31, 2016 will be recognized in next year’s report.) $20000 - $49999 Mark Kessel Alice M. Duffy Grant & Philip Grant Claire Pushkal Estate Frederick Kochan Dana K. Greene & Richard Roesel Judith & James Smith Mary & John Korey Helen Griffin Patricia Sweeting Estate Dorothy McElroy Katherine & Philip Guerin, Jr. Kathleen McEntegart William Herron $10000 - $19999 Susan McGoey Phyllis Lauinger Nancy McKenna Elizabeth LeVaca Antoinette & Lawrence Iannotti Patricia Mooney Patricia & David MacRae, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Sally Moore Lynda Magrath James Gilligan Elizabeth Murphy Iris Mastrangelo Jean & Joseph Sullivan Julia Ann Murphy Catherine McGowan Celeste Sundermann Estate Colleen O’Friel Barbara & Joseph McLoughlin Mary & Michael Tangney Sharon Parente & John Risner Janet & Harry McNamee Mary Jane Reddington Maureen McTague $5000 - $9999 Margaret Reilly-Antalec Elizabeth & Richard Mistler Judith Andrews & Joseph Antalec Ann Morison Michelle & Henry Conforti Camille & Mauro Romita Charlotte Diana Moslander Adora-Ann Fou Mary Colleen Scanlon Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Nahas Mary Roslyn Gilligan Clare Siu Daryl Ann & Karl Neubecker Jurate Kazickas Marilouise Sullivan Martha Reddington Terry Seidler Suzanne Thomas Elizabeth & Richard Reddy The Jacob & Sophie Rice Foundation Mary Welch Judy & Dennis Ryan Julia Whalen Eileen Sammon $1000 - $4999 Agnes Williams Mary Ann & Robert Savard Ann Bangert Mr. & Mrs. Paul Seymour Jean & John Brennan $500 - $999 Nancy & George Shashaty Cristina Brusco & Kirk Sperber Maureen & Paul Baltay Carolyn & Joseph Smith Margaret Casey Lynn O’Rourke Bride & Peter F. Bride Lynne & Michael Sovich Deborah Concavage Ann Raia Colaneri Geri-Lynn & Patrick Sullivan Eileen Crimmins Laura & Timothy Curry Mary Burns Vaghi, III & Joseph P. Vaghi Denise & Jim Daly Beatrice & Frank Dinger Eileen Walsh-O’Shea Maureen & Mike Donahue Mary & William Durgin Edward Welch John Donohue Ann Forquer Peter Welch Florence Erbe Barbara Forsythe Christopher Whitman Naomi & Arthur Fonseca Sandra Gerhard Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wilby Jacqueline Henson Mary Gorman Marcelle Willock Anne Marie Hynes 2 Ursuline Provincialate Annual Report 2016-2017 $250 - $499 2016-2017 Development Revenue Anonymous Anonymous Rita Albright Dorothea Baiocchi Douglas Beane Breakdown of Income Patricia Bilow Unrestricted $255,533 Joan & William Blanchfield Mary Joan Bodensteiner Restricted $75 Katherine & James Brennan Care of the Sisters $56,000 Mr. & Mrs. James Canty Ministry Fund $200 Joan Close Katharine & John Conroy Bequests $ 65,000 Mary Cool Joan Corbett Total Income received from September 1, 2016 through August 31, 2017 = $363,749 Meighan & Michael Corbett Mary Cronin Cecelia & Edward Mackey Marianne & Mark Sullivan Barbara & Frank DeAngelo Michael MacNeil Mary Summo Joan Diaferia Mike Maguire Jane Thomas Ann Dillon Anne & James Maistre Ruth Ann Tully Anne & David Dore Claire Manto Eileen & Edwin Tweedy Lynne & James Drury Mary Jane & James McCann Ursuline Sisters (Linden) Ann Duffy Irene McInerney Marie & Garth Walker Joan & James Fitzpatrick Claire McIntee Gerald Wallace Mr. & Mrs. John Fletcher, Jr. Dorothy McManus Nancy Clare Waters Diane & John Fleury John A. Millard Heather & John Welch Linda Gademan Dr. Gail W. Monaco & Martha Gabriel Suzanne & Augustus Williamson Catherine & James Giles Monte Press, Inc. Josephine Giorgianni Mary Moore $100 - $249 Norma Glorioso Jane & John Morosky Anonymous Ann Graham Regina Neff Mary Jane Alexander Ann & Francis Hagerty Mary & Joseph Niedzwiecki Barry Allen Liliana Halim Margaret Nolan Carol & Alan Alterman Joseph & Gertrude Hamilton, Jr. Ellen O’Neill Ann & Charles Amen Robert Hamilton Joan O’Neill Adelaide Amend Holly S. Hart & Daniel J. Bilow Rose Marie Occhino Lois Amend Richard Hartmann Rosemary & Anthony Pellegrino Victoria Amoruso Maureen Jedlicka Jill & Harold Quinn, Jr. Kathryn Andolsek Jane Joyce Ethel & Anthony Reese Theresa & Stephen Angel Margaret & Fred Keesler Mary & James Ridgway Roanne Angiello Judith & Dennis Kenny Patricia & Donald Roberts Karen & Alp Atabek Ann Kirby Aline Rubin Rosemarie Augello Caroline Kretz Patricia Rummelsburg Marguerite Avery Patricia Law Elaine Sackmann Jay T. Badgley Ann & Richard LeFever Betty Jane Santangelo Susan & Ben Bailey, III Susan Elizabeth Logan Mr. & Mrs. Robert Shea Mary Baird Ellen & Daniel Lynch Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sohr Ann & Joseph Ballato Beatrice MacKenzie Constance & Donald Sullivan 3 Sr. Pat Schifini with students from the Academy of Mount St. Ursula and the Ursuline School at the United Nations Christine & Michael Banks Sally & Stephen Brennan Rose Mary Clair Carol & Michael Barrett Catherine & James Breslin Michael Cleary Eileen Barrett Catherine & John Bridge Jeanne Coburn Jessica & Robert Barrett Frances & Raymond Broderick James Collins Patricia Beers Doris & John Brough Rae Condon Judith & Richard Beery Mary Buddenhagen Patricia Confalone Virginia M. & David M. Bello Mary Burgess Linda Corrigan Barbara & John Benjamin Eileen Burke Barbara Costello Lorraine & Frederic Berner, Jr. Eileen & Redmond Burke Lawrence Coughlin Una & Donald Berry Regina Burlace Patricia Cox Carol & Frank Besaw Anne Butler Rosalie & Robert Crabbe Carolyn Bisulca Edward Byrne Dr. Margaret Crahan Elaine & James Blair Anne & John Cagnina Patricia A. Craig Dorsey Patricia & John Blessington Leonora Callahan & Richard J. Dorsey Mary Virginia & Thomas Bliley Martha & John Campbell Nora Crampton Rosemary Bloem Sarah Campbell Mary Ellen & Charles Critchlow Barbara Blumers Muriel & Thomas Campbell Ellen & Michael Cuddy Susan & Julian Booker Patricia Carey Robert Ward Cullen Amy Borrus & Rich Miller Ann Carney Patricia Ann & Howard Curtis Mary & John Bowles Helen Casey Pasquale Dagostino Cheryl & Bruce Boyea Linda & Fred Chakar Phyllis Darcy Barnett & James Barnett Jane Boyea Charles Chase Maura Dausey Judith Boyle Merigo & Anthony Chianese Eileen Davidson Jane Bradley Janice Chiavetta Kathleen & James Davis Pauline & John Brady Ann Chiodini Fe Ligaya De Luna 4 Ursuline Provincialate Annual Report 2016-2017 Noreen Deane-Moran Susan & Gary Flynn Sabina Summers Higgins Mary Deegan Gerard Forlenza Jayne Hinchcliffe
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