Religious in archdiocese find it’s a privilege to serve others, be served

Submitted on November 03, 2010
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Joseph Kenny | jkenny@stlouisreview.com
Sister Pancratia Fik, OSF, played the organ Oct. 28 in the chapel of Mother of Perpetual Help Residence in Shrewsbury. Sister Pancratia celebrated her 100th birthday Oct. 7. She also crochets. Her advice on longevity: “Be happy and keep going.”
Sister Pancratia Fik, OSF, played the organ Oct. 28 in the chapel of Mother of Perpetual Help Residence in Shrewsbury. Sister Pancratia celebrated her 100th birthday Oct. 7. She also crochets. Her advice on longevity: “Be happy and keep going.”
Rebecca Venegoni Tower
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Sister Pancratia Fik, who celebrated her 100th birthday last month, is a football fan to this day because of the boys she taught. "I taught the boys how to cook, and they taught me all about how to play football," she said Nov. 1 after attending Mass at Mother of Perpetual Help Residence in Shrewsbury where she lives.

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