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Oblate Sister of Providence Lucia Quesada died Nov. 3. The native of Cuba was 96 and had served the Oblate order for more than 70 years. (Courtesy Oblate Sisters of Providence)

Oblate Sister Lucia Quesada dies at 96

November 19, 2024
By Catholic Review Staff
Catholic Review
Filed Under: Local News, News, Obituaries

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A funeral Mass was held Nov. 13 for Oblate Sister of Providence Lucia Quesada, who died Nov. 3. She was 96 and had served as an Oblate sister for more than 70 years.

Born in Camaguey, Cuba, she entered the Oblate Sisters of Providence Sept. 14, 1951.

Among her assignments, Sister Lucia was a prefect at St. Frances Academy in Baltimore and worked with children at Mount Providence Child Development Center in Baltimore.  

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