Donna Quinn, O.P., papers, 1975-2000.

Loyola University of Chicago. Women and Leadership Archives.

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Chicago Catholic Women

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Catholic women's rights advocacy group. Chicago Catholic Women (CCW) was founded in 1974 and closed in 2000. It began when a group of women concerned with helping other women in the Archdiocese of Chicago met to provide input to the U.S. Bishops during the formation of a social justice policy during the 1975 National Conference on Catholic Bishops in St. Paul, Minnesota. After the conference, Chicago Catholic Women was formally incorporated by the state of Illinois on February 25, 1977. CCW's in...

Women-Church Convergence.

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Quinn, Donna

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Born July 26, 1937. Educator; Feminist activist; Co-founder and Director of the Chicago Catholic Women; Co-founder of the Women-Church Convergence; Member, Dominican Order. Born on July 26, 1937 Sr. Donna Quinn, O.P. was the middle child of Catherine and William Quinn. A resident of the south side of Chicago, she attended Visitation High School, conducted by the religious order of Sinsinawa Dominicans. In 1955, following graduation she entered this order, pronouncing her final vows in 1960. In t...