The Dulohery Sisters abroad! 

Above:  Sister Immaculata stepping into the launch, with Sister Bride and Cornile waiting their turn.  Photo taken 1971 in Amsterdam.

In 1971 the Dulohery Sisters ventured abroad to visit Europe.  While we only have pictures of Amsterdam and   in Holland, we know they traveled elsewhere, including Ireland, as evidenced by an article in the Oct-Nov 1971 issue of Mercy Telstar, the newspaper of St. Joseph's Hospital, Svannah, GA.

"High up in a mountain by the sea on the Ring of Kerry, Sisters Immaculata, Bride and Cornile came across this statue of Our Lady of Mercy, patron of their Order. ... Later, on Baggot Street in Dublin, the sisters saw the place where Catherine McAuley founded the Sisters of Mercy"

Below:  Sister Immaculata and Sister Bride walking in "MADURODAM" de kleinste stad der wereld — Madurodam, the littlest city of the world.  Scheveningen Holland.
 

photos and Mercy Telstar received March 2004 from the Sisters of Mercy Archives, Belmont, North Carolina

most recent revision:   1 April 2004