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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1997
RADNOR PA 19087
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photo by Stacey Caiazzo
by Becky Raetsch assistantnews editor
God bless Sister Ursula Infante, MSC. After 82 years of service toward education and missionary work, Sister Ursula's 100th birthday marked the 40th anniversary of Cabrini College, which Sister Ursula founded in 1957, at the age of 60. An appropriate celebration in honor of Sister Ursula and her dedication was held on Sunday, Feb. 9. It began inside the Brockmann Chapel at 11 a.m. with a liturgy presented by Archbishop Theodore E. McCarrick, Ph.D. D.D and lifelong friend of Sister Ursula. •Cho~ selections were chosen by Dr. Adeline Bethany,
fine arts department chair. Bodies in Motion, Cabrini's dance troupe, glided up the aisle, leading a path for Sister Ursula, Dr. Antoinette Iadarola, college president, Archbishop McCarrick, Monsignor John J. Jagodzinski, Monsignor Charles Schaeflein and Father Tom Nydegger. Iadarola made the opening remarks during the liturgy and gave her respect to Sister Ursula. "This is what an education of a heart really means." Iadarola said. Joy and the utmost respect seemed to show through on Archbishop McCarrick's face as he said a few words and told the crowd about his friendship with Sister Ursula. •·we will all be here at your 200th birthday; or at least you will be here," McCarrick said.
"The Lord has filled your 100 years with so much living in God's presence," McCarrick said. Sister Ursula walked to the front of the chapel. faced her friends, students, faculty and people whose lives she has touched and made some remarks of her own. "Fill your hearts with peace and joy. Love and embrace your family and friends with strength. Brighten days and radiate it from our hearts to every person. May God bless you," Sister Ursula said. Iadarola made the closing remarks and welcomed everyone to brunch in the Grace Hall atrium.
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