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Sr Mary Clare Parma
17 Dec 1885 – 30 Jan 1915
| Birth | 17 Dec 1885 |
| Death | 30 Jan 1915 |
| Cemetery | Sisters of Divine Providence Cemetery San Antonio , Bexar County , Texas , USA |
| Added by | Jerry Gill on 10 Sep 2015 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/152136126 |
Gravesite details
When Sister Clare died she was buried at the Convent in Castroville. In 1930 the sisters that were buried in Castroville were transferred to the mausoleum in the Providence Cemetery in San Antonio. Sister Clare died of tuberculosis.
Bio
Sister Mary Clair Parma's baptismal name was Annie Emilie Parma. She was born on 12/17/1885 in Bluff, TX, renamed to Hostyn. Sister Mary Clare entered the Congregation of Divine Providence, San Antonio, TX on 07/01/1903, and her first profession date was 06/21/1905. Sister Clare was a teacher and taught at many missions in Texas. Below is the list of missions in which she taught. 1905-1907, St. Mary School, West. 1907-1908, St. Anthony School, Cameron. 1908-1909, Pecan School, Holman. 1909-1910, Nativity of the Blessed Virgin School, Nada. 1910-1913, St. Rose School, Schulenburg. 1913-1915, St. Joseph School, Moulton. ____________________________________________________________ The information below was provided by the Archives of the Congregation of Divine Providence, San Antonio, Texas. It is the Memoriam from the funeral Mass for Sister Mary Clare Parma: Sister Mary Clair Parma, after some difficulty in obtaining permission from her father, left her home and came to the Convent fully determined to become a good and useful Sister of Divine Providence. She had a cheerful view of life, and she did not fail to put the best construction upon the actions of others. Sister Mary Clair possessed the secret of contented and serviceable living; her life was full of kindly deeds, and she was slow to speak ill of anyone. She always seemed to be joyously happy. Her good humor did not leave her during her protracted illness, and she persevered until death in her pious and generous disposition. She died on January 30, 1915 at the age of twenty-nine years, and in the eleventh year of her religious profession. While the Requiem Mass was being celebrated for Sister Mary Evarista the soul of Sister Mary Clair winged its flight to God.
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- Mary Theresa Parma Drozd 1879–1964
- Ignac Joseph Parma 1880–1962
- Christine A Parma Mocek 1882–1972
- Henry Alois Parma 1884–1963
- Ludmila "Lillie" Parma Parma 1887–1930
- Frances Martha Parma Cernosek 1890–1983
- Jiricek "George" Parma 1893–1893
- Anthony Alois Parma 1896–1937
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