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Sister Joseph Angela Boone, OSU: “…she is still teaching by her example.”

 Update: Sister Joseph Angela Boone retired from her full-time ministry at the Diocese of Owensboro in 2011, but served three more years as a consultant for the finance and administration teams at the Catholic Pastoral Center. She was Motherhouse annalist from 2014-17, and is now retired. Director of Administration, Director of Finance, and Chancellor (overseer…

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Sister Marie Michael Hayden : “Her commitment is unmatched.”

Update: Sister Marie Michael Hayden completed her ministry in Fordsville in 2014. She is retired at the Motherhouse. Sister Marie Michael Hayden, pastoral associate and director of religious education at Saint John the Baptist Parish in Fordsville, was named winner of the 2004-2005 Bishop John J. McRaith Catechetical Award last summer. “It was the biggest…

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Sister Martin Gertrude Mattingly, OSU

Sister Martin Gertrude Mattingly, 98, an Ursuline Sister of Mount Saint Joseph, died Sunday, September 18, 2005, at Mount Saint Joseph, in her 77th year of religious life. A native of Knottsville, she was the daughter of Martin Spalding and Sarah Gertrude Bowlds Mattingly. An educator for over 50 years, she taught at St. Charles…

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Sister Mary Victor Rogers, OSU

Sister Mary Victor Rogers, 84, an Ursuline Sister of Mount Saint Joseph, died June 15 at Owensboro Medical Health System, in her 66th year of religious life A native of St. Thomas in Nelson County, she was born Agnes Evelyn Rogers, the daughter of William Thomas and Mary Otto Dugan Rogers. She was raised in…

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Sister Charles Asa Williams, OSU

Sister Charles Asa Williams, 102, an Ursuline Sister of Mount Saint Joseph, died June 5, 2005, at Mount Saint Joseph, in her 84th year of religious life. She would have been 103 on June 7. She was a native of Owensboro, the daughter of the late William Asa and Catherine Stengell Williams. An educator for…

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Sister Mary Bartholene Warren, OSU

Sister Mary Bartholene Warren, 102, an Ursuline Sister of Mount Saint Joseph of Maple Mount, Ky., died Wednesday, April 13, at Owensboro Medical Health Systems. She was in her 83rd year of religious life. A native of St. Mary in Marion County, Ky., she was the sixth of eight children of the late John Barton…

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Sister Charles Ann DeNardi, OSU

John Baptist and Mary Ann Busse DeNardi welcomed their youngest child a girl on July 16, 1912. She also had one sister and five older brothers. This daughter was named Mary Ann after her mother. Father James Pike baptized her at St. Charles Church. Mary Ann began her formal education in 1918 at St. Charles…

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Sister Charles Irene Hayden, OSU

MAPLE MOUNT, Ky. – Sister Charles Irene Hayden, 91, of Maple Mount died October 22, 2003, in her 62nd year as an Ursuline Sister of Mount Saint Joseph. She was born Julia Irene Hayden in Browns Valley, the daughter of Charles Simeon and Lucy Delphine Hayden. An education for 51 years, she taught at St.…

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Sister George Marie Wathen, OSU

Sister George Marie Wathen, 94, an Ursuline Sister of Mount Saint Joseph, of Maple Mount, Ky. died Wednesday, August 20, 2003, at Mount Saint Joseph Motherhouse. She was in her 76th year of religious life. She was received into the novitiate March 19, 1928. She made temporary profession in 1930 and perpetual profession 1933. The…

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Sister Mary Albert O’Bryan, OSU

MAPLE MOUNT, Ky. – Sister Mary Albert O’Bryan, 79, an Ursuline Sister of Mount Saint Joseph, died Wednesday, July 16, 2003, at Mount Saint Joseph in her 41st year of religious life. She was a native of St. Francis, Ky. Sister Mary Albert was principal and teacher at St. Mary Magdalene School, Sorgho (1969-73), and…

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