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SR. HEATHER LUKOSE |
Sr. Heather was born to a very traditional Catholic family in India.
She has four brothers and two sisters all of whom are currently living
in Bronx, New York. Both her parents are deceased. She came to the
United States through her brother in March 1993. She then pursued her
education completing a Pharmacy degree in Long Island University College
of Pharmacy. She has worked as a licensed pharmacist in many
facilities in New York.
Sr. Heather thought of religious life in her teenage years but
decided to ignore the attraction at the time. In the course of her
professional life, she enjoyed interacting with people and learned more
about human suffering, giving her an insight about life. Sister
attended a discernment weekend at Saint Teresa’s Motherhouse in 2010 and
then pursued the road to the religious life in our Congregation.
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SR. CATHIE HINKLE |
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Sr. Cathie was born in Jackson, Michigan, the youngest of eight
living siblings. Her parents were married 65 years before her mother
passed away in March 2008. Sister Cathie acquired part of her Catholic
education with the Felician Sisters. Sister lived in Italy for many
years doing some social service work and then moved to Aurora, Illinois
in 1997. Sr. Cathie is a Certified Nursing Assistant and a Certified
Phlebotomist. She holds an Associate Degree from Waubonsee Community
College in Sugar Grove, Illinois.
When Sr. Cathie was asked what drew her to Carmel and the Carmelite
Sisters for the Aged and Infirm in particular, she wrote: “Carmel is a
life of contemplation in action, love for Our Lady and a strong
Eucharistic prayer life. I was drawn to working with the elderly with
respect, conscientiousness, and joy. The Sisters wear a traditional
habit and the Community has an acceptance of older vocations.”
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