Welcome to Kenya

Posted by Tate Hill

August 13, 2025

Sister Anita Murmu of Patna Province joined the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth in Kenya on Aug. 12, 2025. She will work with Sister Helan Sathiya at St. Francis Assisi Academy in Marereni.

Her journey began with a short travel delay but was otherwise safe and comfortable. The Sisters in Kenya welcomed her to their mission and look forward to the contributions she will make to the Community and to the school.

5 Comments

  1. Mary Basanti Besra

    May the Lord continue to journey with you all to fulfill the mission entrusted to you. Congratulations and best wishes.

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  2. Manisha Azhakath SCN

    May you enjoy the life and great work there. Congratulation to the community for your great contributions to Kenya.

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  3. Sister Sarah Ferriell

    Sister Anita, we are with you in spirit as you begin your ministry in Kenya!

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  4. Eugenie Coakley, scna

    Great news to hear you have arrived safely, Sr. Anita, and will begin teaching soon with Sr. Helan!

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  5. Anne Marie O'Shea

    Sisters, your joy radiates to all of us and to the people of Kenya! We are grateful for your spirit, your service, and your loving presence!
    Anne Marie and Ann

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