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Class of 1989

Christine Humphrey Keane is married with two great kids, living in Wilmington, and having fun being a soccer mom! Jan/Feb 2004

Melissa Kulig has been accepted to a third juried art show. She will also be having a solo art exhibit in the fall of 2004. Jan/Feb 2004

Kristine Muller-Lidell has three children: Andrea, 6, David, 4, and Alaina, 1. Jan/Feb 2004

Elvia B. Angulo-Teixeira is principal of the Washington Elementary School in the San Leandro Unified School District. She completed her Master of Educational Leadership at Saint Mary's. Nov/Dec 2003

Elizabeth M. Orrell requested that we post her new address in these notes: 6 Hale Street, Worcester, MA 01604. She has been working as a pastry chef in Arlington, MA (quebradabakingco.com). Spring 2002.

Class of 1988

Laura K. Smith O'Connor received her Masters in Public Administration from Bridgewater State College. She is now working as a Quality Enhancement Specialist for the Commonwealth of MA, Department of Mental Retardation. Nov/Dec 2003

Debra LeBlanc Demeule moved to Merrimac, MA and has two children, Alex, age six and Alyssa, age three. Debra is currently working for Caritas Christi Healthcare System. Spring/Summer 2003.

Francesca Cardullo Sibble welcomed a beautiful baby girl, Isabella Francesca, on December 18, 2001. Winter 2003.

Laura O'Connor earned a Master's Degree in Public Administration from Bridgewater State College in May 2000. Summer 2001

Cristian Capano Tavares and her husband, David, moved into their new house over Thanksgiving weekend. They have a four year old, David, who is starting preschool in January. Their daughter, Lily, turned 2 in October. They would also like to announce the arrival of their third child, Dennis, born in July. Cristian started a new job in November as Facilities Manager for Winter, Wyman & Company. Summer 2001

Class of 1987

Christine Ferzoco Zive and her husband, Brian, announced the birth of their first child, Gabriella Balfour Zive, born March 1, 2004. November/December 2004

Ellen Casey Mavuli and her husband Riccardo have been married for twelve years. They have two children: a boy, Giseppe, who is three and a half years old, and a girl, Gabriella, who is eight months. For the past seven years, the two have owned an Italian restaurant, called Gusto Restaurant, located off of Interstate 95, exit 36. September/October 2004

Wendy Martyna and Ann-Marie Hart were married on Saturday, August 14, 2004 at St. Barnabas Episcopal Chapel in Falmouth, MA. It was a memorable day for 75 friends and family members on Cape Cod. We had a beautiful traditional ceremony followed by a Champagne Reception on the grounds of St. Barnabas. We reside in Cataumet, MA (a Cape Cod village of Bourne) with our two dogs and three cats... one named Emmanuel! Wendy works as the Director of Activities at Bourne Manor (a long term care facility). Ann-Marie works as a Scheduling Specialist for the Visiting Nurses of Cape Cod. July/August 2004

Jeannette M. Dronzek Wusteney '87 (M.Ed. '90) had a new baby, Jemma Mary, on December 13, 2003. Jemma Mary joins Noah, Jonah, and Celia Grace at home. May/June 2004

Lisa Majeski Pedersen started a new business, YogaBirth.com, which has been featured in several pregnancy magazines. Her web business will also be featured on an upcoming Dr. Phil show. Jan/Feb 2004

Congratulations to Elizabeth Sughrue, who married Robert Sneirson this past summer. They had two wedding ceremonies that celebrated both their faiths. They were first married at Stonehill College by a priest, and later at the Sheraton in Norwood by a rabbi. Her Maid of Honor was college roommate Margaret Goodwin, and Ann Gilmore (class of 1986), another Emmanuel alumna, attended the weddings. November/December 2006

Dorothy C. Buck has a new book: Dialogues with Saints and Mystics: In the Spirit of Louis Mossignon, by Dorothy C. Buck, Ph.D. KNP Publication 2002. Nov/Dec 2003

Annemarie Foley was elected to the Randolph Board of Health. Sept/Oct 2003.

Lisa (Majeski) Pedersen, LCSW has been teaching Yoga-Birth Preparation Workshops to teach the husband how to hold his wife in childbirth positions, breathe with her and meditate with her. She is also in a three-year certification program to be an Integrative Body Psychotherapist! Winter 2003.

Dorothy C. Buck, Ph.D. has a book coming out soon titled Dialogues with Saints and Mystics: In the Spirit of Louis Messignon. Spring 2002

Lisa Majeski Pedersen just had her second child, Adam King Pedersen, on November 3rd. He weighed 9 lbs 10 oz. Spring 2002

Class of 1986

Anne McCurley Colorusso began a new job as the school nurse at Reading High School in the fall 2004. She has more than 25 years in the nursing field and has also served as a substitute teacher in the Reading Public School System. March/April 2005

Michele Poirier Mozzone and her husband, Joe, celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary in 2004. They have three girls, ages 13, 9, and 3. January/February 2005

Pamela Wing Tricca is excited about Emmanuel's strength in education during these difficult economic times. Right now, she is busy bringing up three awesome children and thinks continuing her education is the next venture for Mom to rejoin the "other" world. January/February 2005

Suzanne Bendickson Morris and her husband, Dave, have three children, Jackson, 12, Devin, 9, and Callie, 3. They adopted Callie from South Korea in 2001. They live in Belmont, MA and spend much of their time at their vacation home in Narragansett, RI. Sue returned to school at the New England School of Art and Design to pursue a graduate degree in decorative arts. Within the next few years, Sue plans to start an interior design business. November/December 2004

Anne O'Leary Reinholosson has a new address: Jungfragatan 19, 114 44 Stockholm, Sweden. She is working as the Managing Director for a franchising organization called Chain Factory. She serves as President of the American Club of Sweden and is the Treasurer of The Stockholm International Rotary. She is on the Board of the restaurant chain O'Leary's Bar and Restaurant — a chain of 35 locations in Sweden and Denmark that she and her husband founded 16 years ago. In her rare time off, Anne received her underwater diving license in Phuket, Thailand and spent a portion of last summer in the Tuscan city of Verona! November/December 2004

Eileen Ellis Dumont vacationed in New Hampshire this summer. Her first announcement was that she and her husband, Dennis Dumont, now share the Emmanuel Alumni status! Dennis graduated from Emmanuel in 2002 with a master of science in management degree. Eileen has become more active in the civic organization in Weymouth, where she grew up, and is raising her two daughters, Lily, 9 and Emma, 6. Her recent outstanding work with the civic organization has received citations from the Mayor's office for sprucing up Weymouth Landing. In June, the Mayor appointed Eileen a trustee for the Weymouth Library. In addition to these achievements, she volunteers at the Weymouth Historical Society where she enjoys teaching history to third graders who come in for tours. Eileen is a great role model for her two daughters and an inspiration to the rest of us. November/December 2004

After 15 years in the "windy city" of San Francisco, Elizabeth McCarthy decided to relocate to Brooklyn, NY. She directed a short film on Cape Cod and is working on two projects as a screenwriter, filmmaker and editor. She also began working for Whole Foods market after her move to New York — she enjoys the insider discount from the much loved store! Elizabeth would love to hear from any alumni and can be reached via email at flurryfilms [at] yahoo.com.

Julianne Toomey Kautz married Frank J. Kautz, II on November 21, 1998 in Emmanuel's Chapel. Frank is from Pennsylvania and is a lawyer running a small firm from their new home in Woburn, MA. Presently, Julianne is working for the Town of Peabody as a Library Media Teacher and began work this year in a new school, the Carroll School. The Carroll School has 500 students from kindergarten to fifth grade. She will be the only elementary library media teacher in the city! Her goal is to work with the administration to prove how essential library media teachers are to elementary age children. November/December 2004

Margaret (Peggy) Dillon Cecil's summer highlight was when her six year-old daughter, Chloe, was the flower girl in her sister-in-law's Maine wedding. Chloe also began first grade this year, plays soccer and enjoys a Jazz & Tap class once a week. Peggy's other daughter, Brae, who is now 17 months old, began gym and music classes once a week which she really seems to enjoy. Though she is busy with both her girls, Peggy works two nights a week for her husband's small business and became active on the Parent's Associated at Chloe's school. Recently, they enjoyed a Florida vacation in Longboat Key, which was just gorgeous! November/December 2004

Kelly Fox has a new addition to her family. Liam Joseph was born May 2, 2004 and weighed nine pounds and 13 ounces. His big brother, Owen, is now three and a half years old. Kelly is still working at the IRS in Andover, MA. May/June 2004

Margaret Dillon-Cecil is the new Class Correspondent for class of 1986. Kathleen Pfeiffer has resigned. Mar/Apr 2004

Peggy Dillon-Cecil and her husband Thurston proudly announce the birth of their second daughter, Brae Jordan Cecil, born on June 14, 2003 in New York City. Their oldest daughter, 5½ year old Chloe, began kindergarten this year. Peggy continues to work as a fulltime mother. Jan/Feb 2004

Kelly Fox Norcross has completed her eighth season at the IRS. Her sons Owen and Liam are now five years old and two years old, respectively, and her husband currently works for Analog Devices in Wilmington, MA. November/December 2006

In May 2006, Patricia Sereno was elected President of the Massachusetts Academy of Family Physicians. She lives in Stoneham with her partner, Leigh, and their two daughters, Anya and Maya, ages six and three. November/December 2006

Mary Lou Grady Joseph continues to live in Norwell, MA with her husband, Art, and their two daughters, Katie and Amy, ages eleven and eight. She works at a small software consulting firm where she was recently promoted to Manager of Marketing and Sales. She is active in her church, particularly the choir, where she is the director of the children's choir, a member of the adult choir, and a cantor. November/December 2006

Marie Bonelli began a new job in June 2006. She is a Communications Specialist at Pratt & Whitney in the Military Engines Division. She loves her new job and thoroughly enjoys her fellow employees. November/December 2006

Valerie Ryder-Letelier moved from California to Las Vegas to open her husband's private surgical practice. They have two daughters: Catherine, 8, and Caroline, 5. Valerie manages her husband's practice and works part-time as a translator for the school system. Nov/Dec 2003

Elaine Harrington Heitkamp is currently residing in Duxbury, MA with her husband and two children: Katerina is three and Philip is ten months. Elaine is a self-employed massage therapist in the south shore specializing in prenatal massage. Spring/Summer 2003.

Elaine Harrington Heitkamp is currently residing in Duxbury, MA with her husband and children Katerina, age three, and Philip, eight months. Elaine is a self-employed massage therapist in the south shore specializing in prenatal massage. Winter 2003.

Margaret Kudla is blessed with two daughters: 3½ year-old Grace Victoria and Anna Catherine, 11 months. Winter 2003. Michele Peirier Mozzone is very busy at home with her three girls: Lydia, 11 years, Meredith, 7 years, and Catherine, 14 months. Winter 2003.

Valerie Ryder-Letelier recently relocated to Las Vegas, NV. Valerie volunteers as an interpreter for non-English speaking parents/students in the Clark County School District. Valerie has two daughters. Catherine is 6 and Caroline is 2. Her husband Carlos opened a new surgery practice in Las Vegas. Spring 2002.

Mary McGovern is living in Groveland, MA and working as Vice President and Controller at Danvers Saving Bank. She has two children: Abigail, age 4 and Aidan, age 1. Summer 2001

Sue Bendickson Morris and her husband Daniel have two sons, Jackson, 8 and Devin, 5. They live in Belmont, MA. Sue is working part time from home as a freelance editor. They are awaiting a new addition — a baby girl from Korea. Summer 2001

Class of 1985

Suzanne Christie is the new chorus and band instructor at Carver High School. Suzanne has taught for 13 years, most recently at Bishop Stang High School in Dartmouth, MA. At Carver, she will instruct the band, chorus, jazz band and pep band. She will also teach music history and music theory classes. After receiving her degree from Emmanuel, Suzanne received a master's degree in teaching from Bridgewater State College. She currently sings in her church choir and plays the clarinet. September/October 2005

Ailee Witkowski-Murphy has been married to Barry Murphy since 1988. Together, they have three children: Daniel, 15, Kelly, 11, and Joseph, 9. Ailee has worked as a substitute teacher at the Thompson public schools since 1991. The Murphy family resides in Thompson, CT and spends their summers in Kennebunkport, ME. November/December 2004

Katie Bowler Vitali continues to reside in Alexandria, VA with her husband, Juan. She teaches American Sign Language full-time. She was nominated and selected for 2004's edition of Who's Who of the Outstanding Teachers in the U.S. Juan and she recently celebrated their second wedding anniversary. They had an awesome time snorkeling and sailing on the Caribbean for the second year in a row! She wants to encourage class members to write to her as scribe and let her know if she can help with DC alumnae. May/June 2004

Lisa Herman Burns is working part-time in Boston as a Marketing Manager for Saunders Hotel Group. She is the mother of Stephanie (13), Matthew (11) and Cameron (8). She's been married for 15 years to Steven Burns. Spring/Summer 2003.

Christianne M. Fisher had a baby boy, Gabriel Josiah Fisher, on March 14, 2001. She is still teaching in Providence, RI. Spring 2002.

Kim M. Larkin was quoted in the Boston Globe on 11/15/01 for a decision she rendered as Director of the Board of Hearing for the Division of Medical Assistance entitled "Transplant Rules Broadened - HIV Patient Can Get New Liver." Spring 2002.

Catherine Buonomo Lifschultz has just completed her 25th marathon and is currently working as an assistant teacher in a Montessori school in Sudbury, MA. Spring 2002.

Katie Bowler is currently living in Alexandria, VA where she teaches American Sign Language in Fairfax County, VA. Last March, she enjoyed adventures backpacking through the rain forest in Trinidad and she looks forward to upcoming travel to Venezuela. Katie looks forward to hearing from classmates to receive updates for our next publication. Summer 2001

Class of 1984

Donna Fulchino took a position with Century 21 Thackston and Company in Peterborough, NH in the fall of 2004. She entered the world of real estate after several years as a nurse as well as a fashion consultant of jewelry and clothing. March/April 2005

Judy Messere has been married to Barry A. Albright for three years. They recently welcomed their first child, Michael John. The family resides in Cranston, RI. Barry works at Brown University and Judy stays at home with Michael. Jan/Feb 2004

Laurie Hayes Bogul and husband, Larry, have been married for 15 years. She has three active boys: twins Sean and Patrick, 13, and Conor, 8. Laurie has worked part-time for 12 years at the Boston Globe in advertising. Nov/Dec 2003

Anastasia Barrett Edmonston is currently the Project Director for the Maryland Traumatic Brain Injury Post Demonstration Project. She lives in Baltimore, Maryland with her husband Mark and daughters Rachael, 5 and Hannah 7. Nov/Dec 2003

Judith Perez-Rivas is living in Fort Lauderdale, Florida with husband Frank, and her two children. She is currently working for Department of Veteran's Affairs as an RN. Nov/Dec 2003

Judy Messere has been married to Barry K. Albright for three years. They recently welcomed their first child, Michael John, and reside in Cranston, RI. Barry works at Brown University and Judy stays at home with Michael. If you would like to see her family, the web site is www.barryandjudy.com. Sept/Oct 2003

Anastasia B. Edmonston is living in Baltimore, Maryland with her husband Mark and daughters Rachael, 5, and Hannah, 7. She is the Project Director of the Maryland Traumatic Brain Injury Post Demonstration Project. Fall 2003.

Meg Fahey Clements has been married to Peter Clements since 1988. She has four children: Peter Jr., Caitlin, Mary and Andrew J. They are all well as a family, but getting older much too quickly! Winter 2003.

Marie Mattavi Ernst has a 9-year-old son named Mitchell. Winter 2003.

Kathleen Keough bought a condo in 2001 and has been enjoying fixing it up. She has two wonderful nephews. Winter 2003.

Anastasia Barrett Edmonston and her husband Mark have two daughters. Rachael is 3 and Hannah is 5. She is working part-time for the Brain Injury Association providing resource and referral information to brain injury survivors, their families and professionals. Spring 2002.

Class of 1983

Marilyn J. Wellington, Esq. was named the executive director of the Massachusetts Bar Association (MBA) effective December 1, 2005. After living in Denver, CO and completing the final chapter of her role as management consultant for the National Center for State Courts, Marilyn has settled back in Boston, MA. November/December 2005

Marion Brack Donahue, R.N., was named President of Connecticut VNA, the home health-care affiliate of Masonicare, the state's largest not-for-profit provider of senior-focused healthcare services and retirement living communities. Marion has been involved in healthcare management for more than 30 years. March/April 2005

Maureen Hallice is currently serving on the Board of Directors of the Children's Room in Arlington, MA. The Children's Room is a nonprofit organization that helps children or teens who have lost a parent or sibling through the grieving process. Maureen is honored to be a part of such a special place. January/February 2005

Maureen Hallice serves on the Board of Directors of The Children's Room in Arlington, MA. The Children's Room is a non-profit organization for children or teens that have lost a parent or sibling and can go through the grieving process. Maureen said, "It is quite a special place, and I'm honored to be a part of their organization." November/December 2004

Sandra Capriulo Strong acquired a new position as the Student and Alumni Affairs Coordinator for Lawrence Memorial/Regis College ASN Collaborative Program. September/October 2004

Marilyn Wellington, Esq. will be relocating from Stoughton, Massachusetts to Denver, Colorado. She leaves her position in Administrative Office of the Trial Court in Massachusetts to work in the consulting division for the National Center for State Courts in Colorado. September/October 2004

Susan Pernice was elected to the Board of the Directors of the Boston Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation in 2001. Her board service involves chairing both the Volunteer Development Committee of the Boston Affiliate and the Team Challenge of the Komen Boston Race for the Cure. Susan also developed the content of the affiliate's new website, www.komenboston.org, and would like to extend an invitation to the Emmanuel College community to visit often. Spring/Summer 2003

Joanne O'Hara Pinkess has twin girls, Emily and Caitlin, who just celebrated their first birthday. She also has two other daughters: Isabelle (10) and Olivia (6). Joanne lives in England. Winter 2003.

Mary Ellen Reilly Zung is Regional Manager in New York for Children First, Inc., a Boston based back-up child care company. She lives in New Jersey with her husband John and son Davis James, who will be three this year. Spring 2002.

Lisa Marchand Allen worked as a therapist doing outreach work with children and adults who were victims of physical and sexual abuse and domestic violence, and also created and ran a homeless shelter in Hartford, CT after graduating from Emmanuel. She is currently a stay-at-home mom and does some part-time work with her church. She and her husband, David, recently celebrated their tenth anniversary. Their first child, Amelia Grace, was born on February 27, 2000. After the birth of her daugher, Lisa was diagnosed with Addison's Disease — an adrenal insufficiency. If any alums are familiar with it or have it, she would love to talk about it. Summer 2001

Lisa Marus Fortier is working at Flanders School with special education students and has also started golfing. She and her husband, Jerry, took a trip to Southern Spain: Cordoba, Sevilla, Granada and Torremolinos; they have also traveled to New York City and taken a Disney Cruise. They ahve skied at Okemo and Wildcat Mountains. They keep busy with their two children, Nicole and Justin. Summer 2001

Maria Stater-Hannon has her own web page displaying many of her works of art. Maria has ventured into the land of the Internet and can be found at http://www.homeart20m.com. Good luck, Maria with your work in this area. Summer 2001

Sue Keese wrote to let us know that she will be returning from England to relocate to the Washington, DC area. Sue wrote that she will fondly remember her five years in London. Summer 2001

Paula Sousa has returned to school and is currently studying Library Science at Simmons with the aspiration of becoming a law librarian. Summer 2001

Class of 1982

Martha Murawski Helkey lives in Montecito and home schools her four sons, ages 3 to 14. March/April 2005

Maxine Grossman Bornstein is a certified Holistic Nurse and completed the Stillpoint School of Advanced Energy Healing Program for Intuitive Healers and was certified as an Intuitive Healer. She has a Reiki Healing practice in Massachusetts, both in Cape Cod and Boston, called Reiki By the Sea. November/December 2004

Catherine Brown is the president of Coastal Care, located in Marblehead, and was awarded the Lydia Pinkham Award at the fourth annual North of Boston Business and Professional Women of the Year Awards Luncheon. In addition, she was named top winner in the large business category. The article about Catherine was published in The Daily Item, an independent North Shore publication, on October 29, 2004. September/October 2004

Karen Fosa Salhaney started Event Avenue Inc, a Special Event Planning Company specializing in non-profits and Corporate Events. Mar/Apr 2004

Maxine Bornstein has her own business. Marilyn Forrest and she met for lunch on Cape Cod. She looked great! Jan/Feb 2004

Gabrielle Lugaric wants to send a big "Howdy" to the class of '82 from the mountains of Arizona where she has spent the last 11 years. She loves it there, but she always looks back on her years at Emmanuel with happiness. She hopes to hear from some of her classmates who remember her, especially Karen Hunt. Jan/Feb 2004

Maxine Grossman Bornstein recently moved to Boston and opened a Healing Practice for Reiki Touch Therapy and Intuitive Energy Evolution. Nov/Dec 2003

Lorette Tiennan is Co-President of Stoneham Garden Club. She recently traveled to Florida, Rome, Alaska and the Islands. Winter 2003.

Barbara Curtin Graceffa (BA 1982, MSM 1997) has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Boston affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. She began a three-year term in January. Susan Pernisse '83, a breast cancer survivor, also sits on the Board. Winter 2003.

Alda Costa Blackwood is enrolling at Rhode Island College in the guidance counseling program. Summer 2001

Maxine Bornstein is now a Reiki master and teacher. She is an independent Reiki practitioner and certified Holistic Nurse. Summer 2001

Nancy Bradley is living in Framingham, MA and has been teaching for fourteen years at Brimmer and Mary School. She has two children: Erin is 11 years old and Michael is 8 years old. Summer 2001

Jane Clune Madden is at home and very involved in raising four children. Summer 2001

Class of 1981

Kathleen Peterson Greene recently completed an MPA degree from UNCW in August of 2003. Nov/Dec 2003

Dawn Brencitick Dziokonski recently earned National Certification of School Nurse. Nov/Dec 2003

Kathleen Kilday Moynihan is now living in Brookline, New Hampshire with her husband Jim and three daughters: Meaghan, Madeline and Erin. She is enjoying school volunteer activities, Brownie Girl Scout Leader, and Creative Memories home-based business. Winter 2003.

In May, Patricia M. Carroll received her M.Ed in Literacy from Providence College. She is currently teaching grade one at Jobs Gridley School in Dartmouth, MA. Winter 2003.

Dawn Brenchick Dziokonski's mother passed away in March 2001 unexpectedly. Her husband Tony, an Air Force Reservist, was activated on September 30, 2001 for one year due to the September 11th terrorist attacks. Spring 2002.

Dr. Sheilah Shaw Horton has recently been appointed as Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs at Boston College. Spring 2002.

Patricia Schneider has been volunteering for NEHSA for the past six years. She teaches disabled children, adults and veterans to ski. Summer 2001

Class of 1980

Patricia Barrasso Giorgi was named "Teacher of the Year" for the 2005-2006 school year at Montwood Middle School in the Socorro Independent School District in El Paso, Texas. Patty is the campus librarian and feels greatly honored to have been chosen from among the many excellent teachers at her school. May/June 2005

Karen Davidson-Heller currently attends Simmons College Graduate School of Library and Information Services, full time, for her M.L.S. degree. She has two great boys. Jonathan is 15 and a freshman in high school. He loves to row on the crew team. Aaron is 12 and in the sixth grade. He is a great piano player and an "A" student. Her husband, Jim, works for Salem Five Mortgage Corporation as a senior loan officer and is doing exceptionally well. May/June 2004

Therese Lahaie has created a kinetic sculpture included in the Invisible Threads Show at the Harbor Cultural Center in New York City. Her sculpture will be on permanent display at Heller Gallery 420 W. 14th Street in New York City. Mar/Apr 2004

Jeanne McKenna is a well-known photographer and Vice President of the South Shore Camera Club. Some of her work was in a collaborative show in January at the Rockland Memorial Library, which featured photographs from Ireland. Jan/Feb 2004

Virginia Brady-Mann is retired and has enjoyed traveling to: Russia, China, Panama Canal, South America, around Cape Horn, Hawaii and various states in the USA. Spring/Summer 2003.

Julia Hegedus lives in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. She has two boys and one girl. Julia is actively involved in Mullen High School, a private Christian Brothers High School. Winter 2003.

Angela M. Hinter was a pin striper at the West Roxbury Brookfarm Nursing Home. She had the Angela Hunter House built twenty years ago in Jamaica Plains. Winter 2003.

Judith Molnar LoGerfo has been appointed as Catholic Chaplain at Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge. This is a parish-hospital collaboration. She is certified by the National Association of Catholic Chaplains and has a MTS degree from Western Jesuit School of Theology '95. Summer 2001