Mary Raphael Slattery

1863–1940 (age 77)

religious sister

Biography

Mary Raphael Slattery, born in 1863, entered religious life and devoted herself to the Sisters of Providence, offering comfort through prayer, care, and steadfast companionship. Her days were shaped by compassion, patience, and the humble work of supporting the sick and educating the young.

She rests at Sisters of Providence Convent Cemetery, where sisters and friends honor the light she brought to so many journeys of faith.

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