A DREAM BEING REALIZED...
The Pioneers - The Angels of Charity on Indian soil
Engraved in gold are these names in the history of St. Ann's in India Sr. Francisca Feer, Sr. Elizebeth Affentranger, Sr. Catherine Mueller and Sr. Magdalene Wicky,
Being the first flower of St. Ann's Society on Indian soil, she bloomed as a competent teacher from 1939 to 1964. She was efficient and well versed in moulding the youngsters and thus, she was made novice mistress from 1964 to 1983. Her orderly and systematic, well-disciplined life mirrored in all aspects of her life especially in her intimate union with the Lord, in her leadership and her generous service to the poor. Sisters looked up to her always as a role model. The initial enthusiasm, zeal and cheerfulness were very much alive even in the evening of her life. At the ripe old age of 89, in the praying company of her dear Sisters, she breathed her last on April 4, 2006.