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As we commemorate this anniversary we stand in solidarity with the 389 workers who were detained, said Sister Mary McCauley, BVM, Pastoral Administrator for St. Bridget's Parish in Postville at the time of the raid.
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Mary McCauley, Nov. 25, 1898; banker, life ins. and realtor 1913 -; Methodist.
Alumni History of the University of North Carolina 1793-1962 1924
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I have to be honest: I think I probably flip someone the bird in that spot, but then I've never been guided by the better angels of my nature nearly as often as Sister Mary McCauley would have liked.
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Many were collecting their remaining tenants 'rent checks from Sister Mary McCauley, a Catholic nun and treasurer of a multidenominational fundraising effort to help families whose breadwinners had been arrested.
Signs of the Times 2009
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Sister Mary McCauley, former pastoral administrator at St. Bridget's Catholic Church in Postville, said she felt a sense of relief with the verdict.
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Sister Mary McCauley, who retired this fall as administrator of St. Bridget's, said the honor for Ouderkirk showed that many Jews disapproved of the way Agriprocessors 'workers were treated.
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