Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur from the US East-West Province are serving at the US-Mexico border in various temporary capacities. Following are some excerpts of their reflections on the experience.Our Sisters have most recently been walking miles every day to bring food, supplies and support to a makeshift camp in Matamoros, Mexico, where over
Our Sisters offer summer reading suggestions, as they did in 2018. The following are just three of the many books recommended in the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur’s Seasons publication. To view or download the full issue, click here: Summer 2019 Seasons An Ode to Nature Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens is
A joyous gathering on Sunday, June 9, in Belmont, CA, allowed Sisters, family and friends to celebrate the Sisters who are marking 75, 70, and 60 years as Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. The photo gallery below offers glimpses of the mass and reception for many of these Sisters (some, sadly, were unable to
A Teacher at Heart Angele first met the Sisters of Notre Dame when she began attending College of Notre Dame in Belmont, now known as Notre Dame de Namur University. She grew up in Vallejo and went to St. Vincent Ferrer Grammar and High Schools with the San Rafael Dominicans. After entering the Sisters of
With her joyful, enthusiastic outlook, her warmth and her frequently expressed gratitude for all the blessings in her life, it is no wonder that people responded so positively to Sister Ann. Born on the eve of the Great Depression, Ann grew up in Marysville, where she attended the second Notre Dame school founded in California
Joan Panella, SNDdeN, was a native of San Francisco who entered the Sisters of Notre Dame in 1958, and took the name Sister Marie Angele. She taught in Notre Dame elementary schools in Salinas (Sacred Heart and Madonna del Sasso), Campbell, Folsom and at Notre Dame High School, Alameda. After receiving a Master’s of Social Work
