Reverend Mother Anne of the Mother of God (Brenda Ann Halloran), 74, beloved Prioress of the Discalced Carmelite Nuns of Danvers, died Saturday morning, October 10, 2009 at the monastery where she had lived, prayed, and worked for the past 48 years as a cloistered Carmelite Nun.
She was born in Cambridge on September 1, 1935, she was the daughter of the late Edward J. and Theresa A. Halloran.
She was the sister of the late Edward B. Halloran.
She entered Danvers Carmel on September 24, 1961, received the Carmelite habit on May 19, 1962 with the beautiful name of Sister Anne of the Mother of God, and made her vows the following year on August 15, 1963. Mother Anne was elected Prioress of Danvers Carmel in 2001 and served with generosity and love until her death.
She was born in Cambridge on September 1, 1935, she was the daughter of the late Edward J. and Theresa A. Halloran.
She was the sister of the late Edward B. Halloran.
She entered Danvers Carmel on September 24, 1961, received the Carmelite habit on May 19, 1962 with the beautiful name of Sister Anne of the Mother of God, and made her vows the following year on August 15, 1963. Mother Anne was elected Prioress of Danvers Carmel in 2001 and served with generosity and love until her death.
Reverend Mother Anne of the Mother of God (Brenda Ann Halloran), 74, beloved Prioress of the Discalced Carmelite Nuns of Danvers, died Saturday morning, October 10, 2009 at the monastery where she had lived, prayed, and worked for the past 48 years as a cloistered Carmelite Nun.
She was born in Cambridge on September 1, 1935, she was the daughter of the late Edward J. and Theresa A. Halloran.
She was the sister of the late Edward B. Halloran.
She entered Danvers Carmel on September 24, 1961, received the Carmelite habit on May 19, 1962 with the beautiful name of Sister Anne of the Mother of God, and made her vows the following year on August 15, 1963. Mother Anne was elected Prioress of Danvers Carmel in 2001 and served with generosity and love until her death.
She was born in Cambridge on September 1, 1935, she was the daughter of the late Edward J. and Theresa A. Halloran.
She was the sister of the late Edward B. Halloran.
She entered Danvers Carmel on September 24, 1961, received the Carmelite habit on May 19, 1962 with the beautiful name of Sister Anne of the Mother of God, and made her vows the following year on August 15, 1963. Mother Anne was elected Prioress of Danvers Carmel in 2001 and served with generosity and love until her death.
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