The Chicago citizen

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j Francisco, at St. James’ church, cor

i ner of (iuerrero and Twenty third

streets. Father McKinnon’s first eous*

j in, Father Donald McKinnon, is active

I In parish work. Like the others of his

j fainilj’, he is a native of Prince Ed

ward Island. He came to California

when a child and was educated at San*

j ta Clara college. He, too. concluded

i his theological studies in Baltimore,

j supplementing them by a postgraduate

j course at the university lu Washing

ton. Siill imoflior cousin is a member

of the household of the 'hristian Broth

ers and is’in Victoria. It. C.

Across the hay in the San Uafn<^

convent one of leather McKinnon’s sis

ters took the vows of the Dominican

order and has taken upon herself the

responsibilities of an educator. In re

ligion she is known as Sister Berna

dette Another cousin of Father Mc

Kinnon and sister of Donald Macdon

ald of this city is a nun in tin* convent

of Notre Dame, in Montreal. Many

other women in the different branches

of the family have been in the con

sents of all the different orders.

one of the most interesting stories in

the McKinnon family shows that its

members do not tliueh from duty even

when it involves giving up a cherished

dream of a life within tin* church.

.Many years ago the wife of Daniel Mc

Kinnon. who was an uncle of Father

William McKinnon, died, leaving one

son and two daughters. Her sister,

who had taken her vows as n nun, im

mediately obtained a release that she

might go back into the world and rear

tin* bereaved children. Kin* had a full

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Chicago citizen. (1900). Chicago, Ill., 1900-10-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn90053031/1900-10-20/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Chicago citizen, 1900-10-20.