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Sister Marietta Murphy celebrated a momentous milestone last November 11—her 100th birthday!
Surrounded by her fellow IHM Sisters at the Motherhouse in Michigan, the day was filled with laughter, shared memories, and an outpouring of gratitude for her remarkable life.
With over 80 years of service as a teacher, mentor, and spiritual guide, Sister Marietta has left a legacy that spans states and generations, touching lives in ways few can measure.
A Journey Rooted in Faith
Born in 1923, Sister Marietta embraced her calling to religious life as a young woman, joining the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
She devoted herself to education and spiritual mentorship, roles that allowed her to connect deeply with the people she served.
Her work stretched far beyond the walls of classrooms, reaching communities in need of compassion, guidance, and hope.