Sister Rita Callahan, born Oct. 1876 in Kansas was neatness personified. The Sister loved to crochet, and could duplicate any pattern. She had a tender heart, be it for the pupils in her classroom or the cat that sneaked up on the back porch. “I just took that old cat and slung it out in the alley,” she told the sisters. But the sister who saw her, reported she had picked it up, took it to the alley and put it down gently.
Sister Rita Callahan, born Oct. 1876 in Kansas was neatness personified. The Sister loved to crochet, and could duplicate any pattern. She had a tender heart, be it for the pupils in her classroom or the cat that sneaked up on the back porch. “I just took that old cat and slung it out in the alley,” she told the sisters. But the sister who saw her, reported she had picked it up, took it to the alley and put it down gently.
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