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Sister Maribah Ishaq to profess first vows as Loretto Sister

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American Catholic Tribune Jun 11, 2024

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Reverend Joseph E. Kurtz, D.D. Bishop | Archdiocese of Louisville

Sister Maribah Ishaq, 32, will profess her first vows as a Sister of Loretto on June 23. She will commit herself to the mission of the community “to work for justice and act for peace,” according to the sisters’ website.

A native of Jhelum, Pakistan, Sister Ishaq taught third to eighth graders for 11 years before entering formation in her home country with the Loretto Community. She moved to the United States for continued preparation in 2022.

In a recent newsletter published by the Loretto Community, Sister Ishaq stated that this next step will allow her “to be present to the unheard and unseen, to hold the hands of those who are ignored and walk with them to my last breath.”

She will enter a master’s program at the Catholic Theological Union this fall.

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