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Authors / Kathleen Feeley
Kathleen Feeley, a School Sister of Notre Dame, served as president of College of Notre Dame of Maryland (now Notre Dame of Maryland University) 1971-92. She has taught college, high school and elementary students. After her college presidency, she taught literature in India, Australia, China, Japan and Ghana. Feeley has a master's degree in English from Villanova University…
Q & A with Sr. Kathleen Burns
… sisters. The first courses were given the following summer in Nairobi and in Cape Coast, Ghana. I went to Ghana to teach the first basic computer skills course. … As we come to use the Internet more and …
Women working with women: African Catholic nuns transform their communities
… the 19th century was instrumental in restoring a rightful traditional leader; Amazon women in Ghana and Ndebele women in Zimbabwe, who resisted imperial domination in these societies; and the … with Malawian orphans. Sr. Stan Terese Mario Mumuni was granted the title “savior of Ghana’s rejected children” in 2012 by the African Review for her remarkable commitment and care …
A safe haven for girls escaping FGM in Kenya
… run by Catholic sisters who are graduates of the Sisters Leadership Development Initiative in Ghana, Uganda and Kenya. Seeing the works that these alumnae are engaged in left me convinced …
Q & A with Sr. Priscilla Yein Wulaiwimia
… after high school and eventually studied for a business diploma at the Kumasi Polytechnic in Ghana. As provincial secretary, Walaiwimia’s work includes coordinating events and representing …
To baffle, to build
… Today as executive director of the Women Peace and Security Network Africa , based in Ghana, she describes that, in all the struggles, “the women came” – to right the wrong, address …