60th profession

Sister Carla Mae Streeter

Birthplace: Milwaukee

Entrance: 1952

First profession: 1958

Final profession: 1964

Education: Bachelor’s in music education, Dominican College of Racine, Wis., 1960

Master’s in Sacred Study, St. John’s University, Collegeville, Minn., 1973

Doctorate in theology, Regis College of the University of Toronto, 1986

Pontifical licentiate in sacred theology, Regis College, 1986

Service in the archdiocese: Professor of systematic theology and spirituality, Aquinas Institute of Theology, 1986-present

Spiritual direction, 1986-present

Preasentations, workshops and retreats, 1986-present

Board member, Peace Economy Project (PEP), Workers Rights Board of Jobs with Justice, Living Insights Center

Adult faith commission, St. Francis Xavier (College) Church,

Service outside the archdiocese: Parliament of World Religions, Capetown, 1999; Barcelona, 2004; Melbourne, 2009; Salt Lake City, 2013; Toronto, 2018

Lonergan Workshop, Maintz, Germany, 2012; Boston College, 2013, 2014; Jerusalem, 2015

Webinars, presentations, preaching, workshops, papers and retreats

About Carla Mae Streeter: I can play a wicked polka on the accordion. Some of my cooking has been auctioned off to raise funds, and I love to make cards from discarded material. Most of all I love to read, especially fantasy. My students know me for saying, “Remember, when you get a degree, it is your foot-washing towel with a monogram on it.” I have written two books, “Seasons of the Soul,” 2012, and “Foundations of Spirituality: The Human and the Holy,” 2012, along with a CD set, “The Human and the Holy,” Now You Know Media, 2010 and a DVD set, “How to Talk About God in Today’s Culture,” 2014.