“Our mission is to proclaim the good news, directing our entire lives toward that oneness for which Jesus Christ was sent.”
Sister Celeste Reinhart, SSND, is continuing with a second term on the Atlantic-Midwest Council and now serving as vicar. She says her formation for living the constitution, You Are Sent, and her training for leadership has been deeply influenced by her Canadian background.
Sister Deborah M. Cerullo, SSND, JD, JCL received her bachelor’s degree in her home state from the University of Rhode Island, her Juris Doctorate from Boston University and her Licentiate in Canon law from the University of St. Thomas Aquinas in Rome, Italy.
Sister Maria Iannuccillo, SSND, is in her second term as council member for the Atlantic-Midwest Province. A born-and-bred New Englander, she attended Bristol, RI public schools through fifth grade before attending and graduating from St.
Sister Jane C. Forni, SSND, M.S., M.S., Ed.D., born and reared in New York, converted to Catholicism when she was 16 years old. When she was appointed to the Council she was teaching dissertation seminars for education students at Notre Dame of Maryland University and online seminars for art therapy doctoral students at Mount Mary University. Previously, she had served as a case manager in a transitional housing program for women in Baltimore City.
Sister Sharon Kanis, SSND, Ph.D., began her relationship with SSND in 1950, when she entered first grade at Blessed Sacrament School in Baltimore, and she has been deeply attached ever since.
Our Provincial Leader Sister Charmaine Krohe, SSND celebrated 50 years as a School Sister of Notre Dame last year. Her deep love and compassion for the poor, underserved, and marginalized have been the focus of her religious life. After teaching in Pittsburgh and Southeast Washington, DC, she began her ministry at St. Ambrose Parish in Northwest Baltimore.
