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Working where needed: Sister Julia McGanty faithfully serves

Sister Julia McGanty was astonished by her prioress’ request; so much so that she said she needed time to think about it. Become a hairdresser? she thought. Work outside the monastery? At that time, McGanty was working at the Benedictine Nursing Center, now the Providence Benedictine Nursing Center. She had set up the kitchen and worked on the floor caring for patients. A change of ministry, such as the prioress was asking, was a surprise.

Sister Julia: 60 years of service to the community

By Steve Ritchie Sister Julia McGanty, OSB, will celebrate her 60th anniversary of religious profession on Sunday, July 19, at Queen of Angels Monastery in Mt. Angel. Born in Yamhill, Ore., to William and Margaret McGanty, Sr. Julia (Cecelia) McGanty attended St. John’s Church in Yamhill as a child and attended schools in Yamhill and McMinnville. She continued her education […]