Sister Mary Camilla, IWBS
Entered Nazareth Convent – June 25, 1934
Entered Novitiate – Sept. 8, 1935
Received the Habit – June 9, 1936
First Profession – June 10, 1937
Perpetual Profession – June 10, 1940
Born on January 7, 1918 in Duquesne, Pennsylvania, a young Anna Alzo knew from the time she was 13 that she wanted to follow a religious vocation. Her father, John, was Roman Catholic, but her mother, Elizabeth, had been baptized Greek Catholic, but followed her husband to the Roman Catholic faith upon marriage.
On June 25, 1934, at age 16, Anna followed her calling and entered Nazareth convent in Victoria, Texas to begin her journey as a sister in the order of the Blessed Sacrament of the Incarnate Word. She chose the name Sister Mary Camilla.
Sister Camilla Alzo, IWBS, died in 1986.
Requiescat in pace!
Entered Nazareth Convent – June 25, 1934
Entered Novitiate – Sept. 8, 1935
Received the Habit – June 9, 1936
First Profession – June 10, 1937
Perpetual Profession – June 10, 1940
Born on January 7, 1918 in Duquesne, Pennsylvania, a young Anna Alzo knew from the time she was 13 that she wanted to follow a religious vocation. Her father, John, was Roman Catholic, but her mother, Elizabeth, had been baptized Greek Catholic, but followed her husband to the Roman Catholic faith upon marriage.
On June 25, 1934, at age 16, Anna followed her calling and entered Nazareth convent in Victoria, Texas to begin her journey as a sister in the order of the Blessed Sacrament of the Incarnate Word. She chose the name Sister Mary Camilla.
Sister Camilla Alzo, IWBS, died in 1986.
Requiescat in pace!
Sister Mary Camilla, IWBS
Entered Nazareth Convent – June 25, 1934
Entered Novitiate – Sept. 8, 1935
Received the Habit – June 9, 1936
First Profession – June 10, 1937
Perpetual Profession – June 10, 1940
Born on January 7, 1918 in Duquesne, Pennsylvania, a young Anna Alzo knew from the time she was 13 that she wanted to follow a religious vocation. Her father, John, was Roman Catholic, but her mother, Elizabeth, had been baptized Greek Catholic, but followed her husband to the Roman Catholic faith upon marriage.
On June 25, 1934, at age 16, Anna followed her calling and entered Nazareth convent in Victoria, Texas to begin her journey as a sister in the order of the Blessed Sacrament of the Incarnate Word. She chose the name Sister Mary Camilla.
Sister Camilla Alzo, IWBS, died in 1986.
Requiescat in pace!
Entered Nazareth Convent – June 25, 1934
Entered Novitiate – Sept. 8, 1935
Received the Habit – June 9, 1936
First Profession – June 10, 1937
Perpetual Profession – June 10, 1940
Born on January 7, 1918 in Duquesne, Pennsylvania, a young Anna Alzo knew from the time she was 13 that she wanted to follow a religious vocation. Her father, John, was Roman Catholic, but her mother, Elizabeth, had been baptized Greek Catholic, but followed her husband to the Roman Catholic faith upon marriage.
On June 25, 1934, at age 16, Anna followed her calling and entered Nazareth convent in Victoria, Texas to begin her journey as a sister in the order of the Blessed Sacrament of the Incarnate Word. She chose the name Sister Mary Camilla.
Sister Camilla Alzo, IWBS, died in 1986.
Requiescat in pace!
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