The Stove Shop

(Pictured from left to right: Stove Shop manager, Brandon Chapa; current owner, Patrick Ryan; and former owners, Bill and Cyndy Ryan.) The Stove Shop’s role as a bronze sponsor for Sippin’ for the Sisters wasn’t just a business decision as it was the continuation of a family story rooted in faith, gratitude, and the enduring …

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Sister M. Claire Sullivan, IHM

Sister M. Claire Sullivan, formerly known as Sister M. Edward Dolores Tyrrell, died on May 4, 2026 in Camilla Hall. Sister served 75 years as a Sister Servant of the Immaculate Heart of Mary on two continents. Born February 19, 1933 to her parents, Edward J. and Frances (Tyrrell), both of Philadelphia, she was preceded …

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Sister Thomasine Marie Hall, IHM

Sister Thomasine Marie Hall died in Camilla Hall on April 30, 2026.  Sister was in the 71st year of her religious life.  Lorraine Mary Hall was born on July 3, 1937. Her parents, John Joseph Hall and Bridget (Sinclaire) Hall, both originally from Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, raised their family of six children in Ascension Parish …

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Sister Rosemarie S. Hagan, IHM

Sister Rosemarie Hagan, formerly known as Sister M. Thomas Vincent, died in Camilla Hall on April 21, 2026 in the 62nd year of her religious life. Sister Rosemarie attended Most Blessed Sacrament School during the elementary grades and West Catholic Girls for high school. She entered the Immaculate Heart Sisters on June 27, 1964 making …

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Sister M. Theresa Bernadette Meade, IHM

Sister M. Theresa Bernadette Meade, formerly known as Sister M. James Elizabeth, died in Camilla Hall on April 18, 2026 in the 62nd year of her religious life. In addition to her IHM Community, she is survived by her sister Mary Ann Meade and mourned by the faculty and staff of St. Pius X School …

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Kathleen Oldfield / SEI

For more than fifteen years, SEI has walked alongside the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary as their Outsourced Chief Investment Officer. What began as a professional engagement has grown into a mission‑driven partnership rooted in shared purpose: ensuring the Sisters’ ministries thrive today and endure for generations. “SEI has long admired the …

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Ann and Mark Baiada

Ann Baiada, co‑founder of Bayada Home Health Care with her husband Mark, has been a devoted supporter of the IHM community for many years — a commitment that began in first grade at Immaculate Conception School in East Germantown, where she met Sister Miriam Irene Keenan. Ann, an early reader, quickly became Sister Keenan’s little …

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Joe and Denise Dolan

Joe and Denise Dolan have been generous supporters of the IHM community for many years, a commitment rooted in Denise’s family connection. Her two older sisters, Sister Marie Renée Murphy and Sister Cheryl Ann Murphy, both entered the IHM community in the 1960s. “We have been closely connected,” Denise shared. “I feel blessed to be in …

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Sister M. Eileen Dugan, IHM

Sister M. Eileen Dugan (formerly Sister Grace Maureen) died on March 5, 2026 in Camilla Hall.  Sister Eileen was born on August 24, 1930, originally from St. Carthage Parish. Charles Faul and her mother Grace (Dugan) Faul eventually became members of St. Laurence Parish in Upper Darby, the parish from which Eileen entered the Congregation. …

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Sister M. Ann Thomas Mullen, IHM

Sister Ann Thomas Mullen (formerly Elizabeth M. Mullen) died on February 18, 2026 in Camilla Hall, having celebrated her centenary birthday in the summer.  Born on July 31, 1925, she was raised the only child of her father Thomas J. Mullen and her mother Anne E. [McClain] Mullen in St. Helena parish, their lifelong residence, …

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