Mary Antona Ebo

1924–2017 (age 93)

Catholic nun and civil rights activist

Biography

Mary Antona Ebo was a Catholic nun and civil rights activist whose life was devoted to justice, compassion, and spiritual leadership. Born in 1924, she persevered through decades of service, uplifting the voiceless and embodying the principles of equality and mercy.

Her tireless advocacy and faith-filled presence influenced countless lives, leaving a powerful legacy that continues to inspire efforts for a more just world.

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