April 6, 2018 at 1:53 p.m.
When Sister Catherine Kruegler, CSJ, graduated from high school and entered religious life in 1968, she wasn't too keen on leaving the Albany Diocese.
• WHAT'S 100 X 2? SISTER AND PRIEST KNOW
Sister Gertrude Cosenke, RSCJ, remembers when The Evangelist was the "new newspaper on the block." Her brother used to deliver it to customers in Albany's South End in the late 1920s.
• SISTER EILEEN LOOKS BACK -- AND AHEAD
"I always wanted to become a sister," said Sister Eileen Kelleher, SNJM.
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