Sr. Agnes (Marie Josepha) has a slip of paper with the school, grade and dates for each school where she taught, for nearly 60 years. "These are more than my memories," she says, "these are my life. I just loved the children."

Find out more about Sister's love for children.

"I'm grateful for the education that I received and was able to use as a teacher. In all the places I've served, I've been very happy."

Read more about this 99-year-old Sister.

While serving as a missionary in Africa, Sr. Carolyn responded to a call for volunteers to go to the Sudan. Her Bishop told her plainly, "I'm sending you to Hell."

Read about Sr. Carolyn's ministry to the Lost Boys.

From the first, the international mission of the Sisters of Notre Dame with its emphasis on the goodness of God and special care for poor women and children appealed to her.

Read about Sr. Kathryn's many ministries.

"I'm helping people learn for life. Giving them survival skills. It's exciting when they start getting involved in the wider community."

Read about Sr. Katherine's passion for teaching English as a second language.

Outgoing, with a tremendous trust in people and with a great sense of humor, Sr. Susan brings many gifts and experiences to her work with the homeless.

Find out what startled Sr. Susan the first night she worked in a shelter.

As a young girl at St. Columbkille School in Los Angeles, Eloise knew that she wanted to be a Sister, "but didn't let it show too much." But she was always active, helping the Sisters teach catechism and bringing flowers and food to the sick in the parish.

Find out how a young Eloise become a Montessori champion.