Sister Rose Anthony McIntyre
Hermana Rose Anthony McIntyre
Sister Rose Anthony McIntyre
Born in New Mexico, the McIntyre family moved to El Paso where Rose Anthony attended St. Patrick School and Loretto Academy in El Paso. In August 1937, Rose Anthony, like her sisters Agnes and Angeline before her, entered the Sisters of Loretto. In 1940 Rose Anthony began her 33-year teaching career in New Mexico. In El Paso Texas, she taught in St. Mary's and Loretto Academy. Rose Anthony was a great storyteller often regaling friends with stories about New Mexico and often, with a twinkle in her eye, telling stories about her family and all of her adventures in teaching. To have her as a dinner guest meant a delightful evening filled with laughter and happiness. http://www.lorettocommunity.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Rose-Anthony-McIntyre-SL1.pdf
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