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Father Ray Clark entertains the Ursuline Sisters with music

Father Ray Clark brought his guitar to entertain the Ursuline Sisters in Saint Joseph Villa on Thursday, June 22, 2023. Father Ray was taught by a few of the Sisters as a student at Brescia College. He plans to play for the Sisters on the fourth Thursday of each month. Here is a link to one of his songs and some photos of the day.

Father Ray singing “Where I Find God”

Father Ray Clark is now the chaplain at the Carmel Home in Owensboro. He sang a number of songs, finishing with a sing-along to “You Are My Sunshine.”
Sisters gathered in Saint Joseph Villa to listen and occasionally sing along with Father Ray Clark.
From left, Sisters George Mary Hagan, Maureen O’Neill, Catherine Barber and Michael Ann Monaghan enjoy the music.
The Sisters always enjoy someone coming in to play music or otherwise entertain them.
Father Ray Clark is flanked by the Sisters in Saint Joseph Villa as he played his guitar and sang.
Sister Emma Anne Munsterman, left, and Sister Karla Kaelin, right, are joined by Ashley Wilkerson, coordinator of activities and pastoral care, as they listen to Father Ray.
Father Ray talks with Sister Amanda Rose Mahoney after his playing. Sister Amanda Rose taught at Blessed Mother School in Owensboro in the 1960s, and Father Ray grew up across the street.
Sister Ruth Gehres greets Father Ray Clark. She taught him in an English class at Brescia College many years ago.
Father Ray talks with Sister Clarita Browning, who taught him while he was a student at Brescia College.

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