Christina Kenworthy-Browne

Christina Kenworthy-Browne CJ is an English Roman Catholic Religious Sister who belongs to the Congregation of Jesus, as well as an academic, researcher and writer.

In 2009 at the opening of Bar Convent's Jubilee 400 Heritage Project, Sister Christina Kenworthy-Browne introduced a new edition of A Briefe Relation (1650), the oldest biography of Mary Ward, the founder of both the Sisters of Loreto and the Congregation of Jesus, inspired by the way of life of the Society of Jesus.[1]

Career

Kenworthy-Browne was archivist and librarian at the Bar Convent in York, the oldest surviving convent in England. She also served as a director governor of St Mary's School Ascot. She is a member of the Catholic Record Society.

Kenworthy-Browne has researched the history of recusancy in Great Britain and participated at the Downside Abbey Conference on Recusant Archives and Remains from the Three Kingdoms (1560–1789).

Family

Sister Christina is the sister of John Anthony Kenworthy-Browne,[2] also a historian and writer.

gollark: You seriously believe in the sky? It's fake. There is nothing there above 100m.
gollark: Depends how broadly you define apocalypses.
gollark: Most apocalypses would *technically* be.
gollark: CMEs wouldn't cause fast death, they would cause slow death as technology fails and people slowly die of lack and water and food and such and society collapses.
gollark: Or orbital laser strikes, obviously the best way.

References
  1. Independent Catholic news site


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