Sister Kelly Ann Quinn, IHM
As I met the Sisters and was able to pray with them and spend time with them, I knew that I wanted to be a part of the community.
Sister Stories
Read about our Sisters, including how they came to the IHM sisters, their current ministries and about their day-to-day life.
Sister Ancilla Maloney, IHM: “Going where the life is”
Filled with God, filled to overflowing with the energizing and rewarding ministry of working with young people has been gift beyond measure, life "pressed down and running over."
Sister Norma Poma Arpi, IHM: “Mi vocación con Jesús y su Evangelio”
Cada hermana que he conocido, ha colaborado para que mi vocación crezca y se fortalezca. / Each sister I have met has collaborated so that my vocation grows and becomes stronger.
Sister Angela Kim, IHM: “Opening myself up to God’s plan”
My letting go of self and opening myself to God's plan led me to a tremendous inner peace and joy and a desire to follow wherever God would lead me.
Sister Carrie Elizabeth Flood, IHM: “Whatsoever you do”
After I graduated from college I decided to do some volunteer work until I figured out what to do with my life. As luck and God would have it, I wound up living with the IHM Sisters in Scranton and volunteering as a nurses' aide in their home for retired sisters.
Sister Ann Parker, IHM: “Come, follow me”
My days as IHM are full of life and possibilities. I am grateful to God for the gift of vocation that enables me to be about the mission of Jesus in the world today.
Interculturality: Sister Miriam Joseph Reinhardt
Sister Miriam Joseph shares her experience of entering into another culture. She recounts her experience of growing up in a family with German and Austrian-Hungarian parents before, during and after World War II.
