35 Years - the Living Legacy of the North American Churchwomen
Hundreds attend a memorial celebration at the Ursuline Mother House on December 2, 2015
Jean Donovan’s
daily diary from 1980
Aug. 7th highlight:
“Ron [in Chalatenango]
has 23 children in his
house to be evacuated.”
August 18th highlight:
“Ken came home . . . but
his plane was late. Had
to go back at 8 pm a
bit dangerous.”
Sept. 1st highlight:
“[Discussed at a meeting]
Ken was going to open a
home for children.”
COAR was among the sponsoring organizations that celebrated the 35th anniversary and, more importantly, the Living Legacy of the murders of the Four North American Churchwomen. Jean Donovan’s daily diary is currently housed at COAR’s Cleveland office. Sr. Dorothy Kazel, OSU, is also a daily presence in the COAR office through the support of her congregation, the Ursuline Sisters of Cleveland.