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catalog abstract "Describes how one determined nun battled the Catholic Church, the IRA, and the British Army to create Saint Louise's School, which provided a safe haven for a generation of girls growing up in Belfast during the late 1960s and 1970s.".
catalog contributor b12766638.
catalog coverage "Northern Ireland History 1969-1994.".
catalog created "2003.".
catalog date "2003".
catalog date "2003.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "2003.".
catalog description "Describes how one determined nun battled the Catholic Church, the IRA, and the British Army to create Saint Louise's School, which provided a safe haven for a generation of girls growing up in Belfast during the late 1960s and 1970s.".
catalog description "Introduction -- [1923-1958] "I did not like nuns, to put it mildly. Their whole secretive way of life revolted me." -- "There came a point when I just couldn't resist any longer." -- [1958-1969] "It could not have had a worse start. Staff were chosen by the chairman at random." -- "I was petrified of this tall, elegant nun in the butterfly headdress." -- "Shoulders back. Heads up. Be proud of hyour school." -- "She had a holy impatience with the Church." -- [1969-1988. THE TROUBLES.] "You were walking a tightrope between the paramilitaries and the army." -- "Would you please pray for a first year's daddy who was shot dead lant night?" -- "I realize hyour frustration but please don 't get involved." -- [1969-1988. THE LARGEST GIRLS' SCHOOL IN WESTERN EUROPE.] "I told Canon Murphy that if he went along with the idea I was leaving." -- "Ultimately the principal must remain in control." -- "She loves those smart girls; he doesn't have nay time for the ordinary ones." -- "We don't believe Christ endorsed a segregated system at eleven plus." -- [1988-1994] "I shall go on trying to be the voice of the voiceless." -- Epilogue -- Index.".
catalog extent "293 p. :".
catalog identifier "0446528242".
catalog issued "2003".
catalog issued "2003.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York : Warner Books,".
catalog spatial "Northern Ireland Belfast".
catalog spatial "Northern Ireland Belfast.".
catalog spatial "Northern Ireland History 1969-1994.".
catalog subject "373.12/012 B 21".
catalog subject "Catholic schools Northern Ireland Belfast.".
catalog subject "Genevieve, Sister, 1923-".
catalog subject "LA2375.G72 G467 2003".
catalog subject "Nuns Northern Ireland Belfast Biography.".
catalog subject "School principals Northern Ireland Belfast Biography.".
catalog subject "Women school principals Northern Ireland Belfast Biography.".
catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- [1923-1958] "I did not like nuns, to put it mildly. Their whole secretive way of life revolted me." -- "There came a point when I just couldn't resist any longer." -- [1958-1969] "It could not have had a worse start. Staff were chosen by the chairman at random." -- "I was petrified of this tall, elegant nun in the butterfly headdress." -- "Shoulders back. Heads up. Be proud of hyour school." -- "She had a holy impatience with the Church." -- [1969-1988. THE TROUBLES.] "You were walking a tightrope between the paramilitaries and the army." -- "Would you please pray for a first year's daddy who was shot dead lant night?" -- "I realize hyour frustration but please don 't get involved." -- [1969-1988. THE LARGEST GIRLS' SCHOOL IN WESTERN EUROPE.] "I told Canon Murphy that if he went along with the idea I was leaving." -- "Ultimately the principal must remain in control." -- "She loves those smart girls; he doesn't have nay time for the ordinary ones." -- "We don't believe Christ endorsed a segregated system at eleven plus." -- [1988-1994] "I shall go on trying to be the voice of the voiceless." -- Epilogue -- Index.".
catalog title "Sister Genevieve : a courageous woman's triumph in Northern Ireland / John Rae.".
catalog type "Biography. fast".
catalog type "text".