White Sisters

Migrant women and ethnic minorities earn even less than their white sisters.

She judged herself by their standards till the divinity of her white sisters was shattered.

I do hope you haven't found any White sisters hiding away angreal, Mother.

The bill which sparked their founding, however, did not pass in the Legislature and the white Sisters remained at two of the schools.

They also built lazarets where the White Sisters could provide assistance and comfort to the sick.

At first the White Sisters were mainly French, but later missionaries joined from other countries.

Nor did the Indian girl faint or raise her voice in idle wailing, as might many of her white sisters.

Watchers tway there walk, white sisters in ward sleepless.

He also has bitter memories of disparaging remarks hurled when he was out with his white sisters.

Eight young women from Brittany responded and from them came the first White Sisters.

The smallest Ajah, the White Sisters devote themselves to questions of philosophy and truth.

It should be noted also, for the White Sisters, that they have helped to found 23 indigenous religious congregations since their arrival in Africa.

There were children, men, and women, the latter being animated traders, who, as regards a genius for bargaining, could only be compared to their white sisters.

The White Sisters established themselves at Kashozi, and the parish became widely known for the help that it gave to women.

The first White Sisters reached the new formed British protectorate of Uganda in 1899.

She first went to Africa in 1958 to visit a friend who was a member of the White Sisters, a Roman Catholic religious order.

They fell back on their natural stoicism and uncomplainingly watched the rule of their white sisters from their cabins.

For two white sisters, Terra and Tamara Fountain, both of whom have black boyfriends, prom night was especially trying.

Since the White Sisters value logic above all other pursuits, they are noted for their seeming lack of emotion and detachment from worldly affairs.

Over the next century, 464 women from Canada and 93 from the United States joined the White Sisters.

Unlike other female Catholic orders, the White Sisters did not specialize in teaching or nursing, but evangelized through home visits and religious instruction.

In Chilubi the African sisters became independent of the White Sisters in 1947.

The White Sisters arrived in Northern Rhodesia, today's Zambia, in 1902.

And none for the White Sisters' Mission where they fed sugar biscuits to the secret child and told him what a dear kind uncle he had.