Sister Nelda lives in a local community of five called “Providence House” at Mary, Queen of Martyrs Parish. Sister Nelda is grateful for the sharing with members of her local Community. Sister Maureen Hopkins is retired from provincial administration, and diocesan ecumenical work and stays active as a volunteer at St. Anne’s home, as well as facilitating discussion groups. Sister Elaine Czarnezki has had a varied career as teacher, administrator of Divine Savior Holy Angels High School, and founder of the mission high school in southern Tanzania, as well as having been a hospital chaplain. Most recently Sister Elaine ministered among the poor in Mississippi. Presently Sister Elaine is our social justice action coordinator. Sister Patrice Colletti has been involved in advocacy for people with disabilities and is presently runs a consulting firm that provides nonprofits with training and technical assistance. Sister Elizabeth Seglau recently celebrated her perpetual vows and is a social worker.
In the photo
above, Sister Nelda (left) is serving the
homeless at Sister Nelda Hernandez, SDS, is originally from Laramie, Wyoming. Sister Nelda is a widowed “Sister Mom,” and the proud mother of A.J. Hernandez, who writes the daily briefings for MyTrafficNews™.com in Denver, Colorado. You may contact Sister Nelda at Nelda@uwyo.edu. |
Sister
Nelda, presently employed at St. Gregory Parish
in Milwaukee is ministerial secretary supporting
those in adult faith formation, liturgy, music
and parish business. Sister Nelda’s
studies in music, English, counseling and
computer applications provide her with a wide
background for parish work. Noted for her
considerable expertise in computer programs
from spread sheets to brochures and communicative
work, she enjoys creative work as well as
data analysis. Sister enjoys being a member
of her parish choir as well as singing in
the choir for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee
which provides liturgical music for Archdiocesan
events.