She was a wonderful saint and mother. She also was a Third Order Member of the Trinitarian Order, O.SS.T. Although I'm out of highschool 10 years, and teaching in H.S. for 3, when I was a senior I thought of joining the Trinitarian Order. Probably its a wrong reason, but their unique and attractive habit drew me to them first, then their history of nearly 850 years, then the work they do, and the great saints such as Blessed Anna they produced. I did alittle research on them. To their great credit, they never have had any blatant heretics among them since Vatican II, did not institute radical updating and changing, and did not discard the habit. It is seen all the time in Rome, and in Mexico, Spain, Poland, and India where they have substantial numbers...and they are re-establishing themselves in some countries they died out in 150+ years ago because of wars and persecutions (France, Austria, Germany). They have about 650 members...and didn't loose to many since Vatican II (825 in 1962). Very good Order I would say.