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| Mass and dinner honors Ursuline Society The Ursuline Society Mass and Dinner was held Nov. 2, 2003 at the Ursuline Motherhouse. The annual event allows the Ursuline Sisters the opportunity to thank benefactors who support their mission with gifts totaling $1,000 or more per fiscal year. These benefactors are known as the Ursuline Society. The evening reflected the Ursuline Sisters' current focus on "hope," with inspiration drawn from Saint Angela's words, "Keep your faith and hope alive." |
 Ursuline Sisters' president, Sister Jean Anne Zappa (center), presented Jim Wagner (left) and Bill Wagner (right) of Bosse Funeral Home with framed medallion in recognition of their years of dedication and service to the Ursuline Sisters, dating back to the late 1800s. |
 Theresa Batliner, left, of Cotton and Allen, PSC receives a framed medallion from Sister Jean Anne Zappa. The gift was given in gratitude for Cotton and Allen's continued support of the Ursuline Sisters of Louisville. |
 Sister Assumpta Devine, Marian Home Administrator, holds a framed rendering of Marian Home by Louisville artist Wadia Newman. Sister Jean Anne Zappa presented the gift in honor of Marian Home's 25th anniversary celebration, which concluded in October. |
 Benefactors Martha and Alvin Young enjoyed good food and conversation with Sister Anthony Wargel at the Ursuline Society dinner. Martha is also an Ursuline Academy alumna ('47). |
 Benefactors Lee and John Scharfenberger, members of the Ursuline Society, enjoy dinner. John is also a volunteer for the Ursuline Campus Art Fair planning committee. |
 Benefactor Shirley DeFelice, left, an Ursuline Academy alumna ('47) chats with her sibling, Sister Jamesetta DeFelice at the Ursuline Society dinner. |