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2. SISTER STANS DATE OF
BIRTH.
Sister Stanislaus Kennedy was born in the year 1940 in
county Kerry.
3. HER CHILDHOOD AND
FAMILY.
Her parents owned a small farm.
She had four siblings.
She is an author of six books published by Transworld
Ireland.
4. HER LIFE IN BRIEF.
She joined the religious sisters of charity.
She also Founded Focus Ireland.
5. WHAT SHE'S FAMOUS FOR.
Sr. Stanislaus Kennedy is famous for writing books and
helping the poor and the homeless.
6. WHY I ADMIRE HER.
I admire Sr Stanislaus Kennedy because she dedicated her
life by helping the poor and the homeless.
7. WHY SHE IS INSPIRATIONAL.
She is an inspirational Irish
woman who has written
thousands of articles that have
been published in Ireland and
around the world.
8.
9. FEW FACTS ABOUT SR STAN.
At eighteen years of age, Sr Stan decided to become a nun.
In 1985, Sr Stan established Focus Ireland, the biggest
national, voluntary organisation to help people to find,
create and maintain a home.
In 2001, Sr Stan established established two other
initiatives, the Immigrant Council of Ireland and the Young
Social Innovators.
10. LAST FEW FACTS ABOUT SR
STAN.
Sister Stan trained as a social worker in Dublin and
Manchester. Before moving to Dublin she did a years
research on the homeless in the city.
Sister Stan has spent most of her life fighting for a more
equal society in her view.
