Sister Antonia
Carroll writes about Sister Antonia’s extraordinary drive to establish the College of St. Katherine in her leadership role as Dean and later as President. One aspect of how she planned to fulfill this particular goal is by ensuring that her staff was given as many opportunities to obtain their educational advancements. She denotes the travel both locally and internationally the women had embarked on in order to further their educational degrees. Along the same lines, Ryan’s depicts Sister Antonia’s dreams for the school’s potential for striving for excellence in the Catholic school system and its goals for the future. Ryan also makes mention of how these women broadened their educational pursuits by traveling near and far to other countries.
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Katherine. She elaborates further by mentioning that some of the nuns chose to be reassigned elsewhere due to the personal conflicts they were experiencing with the Mother Superior. And Ryan has no mention of these issues in her writing about Sister Antonia and instead focuses on highlighting the positive relationships she had with the other
Katherine. She elaborates further by mentioning that some of the nuns chose to be reassigned elsewhere due to the personal conflicts they were experiencing with the Mother Superior. And Ryan has no mention of these issues in her writing about Sister Antonia and instead focuses on highlighting the positive relationships she had with the other