Sister Mary C.R.C.R.O is an Irish Catholic nun living at Fatima Lodge. She appears to be supervising the children when Nancy Corrigan arrives to visit her daughter Colette. She was portrayed by Louisa Beadel.
Overview[]
Nancy Corrigan arrives at Fatima lodge to visit her daughter Colette, but first she goes to speak to the mother superior, Mother Terence, which causes them both to fall into conflict. Still Nancy goes to see Colette and finds her in the play room, Sister Mary is supervising her and when she sees Nancy, she merrily says “Look who’s here, Colette” and she is more than happy to see her “Big sister” Nancy sits down and tells Colette she has brought her favourite sweets, Sister Mary goes to get some juice, as she is leaving Nancy tells Colette to take off her cardigan, she does so, revealing a number of bruises on her arm, Nancy is furious and suspects that the nuns are abusing her, Mother Terence dismisses it as “discipline” But Nancy still takes Colette away, it is unknown if Sister Mary was involved in the abuse or if she simply tolerated the children’s behaviour (It was probably Mother Terence who was responsible for the bruises on Colette’s arm).