A story about the nuns who are giving a home to Cardinal Law and their small convent in Maryland.
“I offered and he accepted,” said Mother Mary Quentin Sheridan, the superior general of the Sisters of Mercy of Alma, a 60-member, Michigan-based order devoted to service through teaching, health care and spiritual work. ... As Sisters of Mercy, the nuns have taken a vow of service, often working as teachers or health professionals. The sisters living in Maryland include a medical student, a philosophy student, an employee of the Washington archdiocese, one who works at the National Shrine, and one who is a coordinator for the Council of Mother Superiors, Sheridan said.
