Presentation Sisters

Presentation Sisters were part of the staff until 1988.

None of them were drawn in youghal by the Presentation sisters there.

Some of the schools founded by the Presentation Sisters are named after her.

That year they were replaced by the Presentation Sisters who ran the school until the late 1980s.

The school was originally founded in 1940 by the Presentation Sisters.

In 1926, the parish was forced to close its school, since the Presentation Sisters were no longer able to staff it.

The Presentation Sisters live her dream to keep the lantern shining.

The Presentation Sisters have helped people worldwide, mainly the poor and needy.

Christian Brothers and Presentation Sisters would continue to work in the school until 1989.

Presentation Sisters have been in residence at Catholic Centre since 1979.

The College is run under the auspices of the Presentation Sisters.

Between the years 1948-49 an additional building was erected and the Presentation Sisters assumed responsibility for running the school.

The church also maintains a convent for the Presentation Sisters on the east side of the property.

Working alongside the diocesan clergy are a group of Presentation Sisters.

It is a wonderful way for students to receive the sacraments because they have the continued support of school friends, teachers and the Presentation Sisters.

A marvellous legacy has been left to us by the Presentation Sisters and past parents, teachers, and students.

They lived together in community and began to follow an adaptation of the Presentation Sisters' Rule.

It is now managed by the Presentation Sisters.

In the year 1842, the Presentation Sisters established their congregation on Indian soil.

The first set of administrative team was composed of Presentation Sisters and lay workers.

Communities of Presentation Sisters exist throughout the world.

The Presentation Sisters advanced Greencaps £12,000, which was quickly paid back with interest.

Tacita Dean's film Presentation Sisters towers above everything else here.

It is now the site of a special project funded by the Presentation Sisters, where the focus is on eco-spirituality.

Duhig in turn sold the property to the Presentation Sisters, whom he hoped would establish a training facility on the site.