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Casa Ursulina

The Dianna Ortiz Ursuline Center for Women


What's Happening at Casa Ursulina?

At Casa Ursulina, women discover and develop their gifts in an environment of friendship and solidarity. The course list is always growing. Just this year, the introduction of spinning and weaving has stirred up new enthusiasm. The list of courses at left gives some idea of the many opportunities for creativity and productivity. The photos below illustrate some of these activities.

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Top photo: Sister Mimi demonstrates the art of carding wool. Middle left: Dominga, an expert seamstress, teaches her young students how to make their own patterns. Right: María Erica's "basic cake" is the first lesson of the year in the cooking class. Bottom left: Sister Mimi admires Gabriela's skill in candlewicking. Middle: Betsy, a participant in the program for pregnant teens, makes felted figures for a mobile she is creating for her baby. Right: Pamela brings baby Seruem to childcare at Casa Ursulina while she attends classes.

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