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KrissiK
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We're putting DS1 in parochial school. Woohoo! He barely made it, has to take summer school, but he's in and we are so happy. This will be a good thing for him. However, we are not Catholic and I'm a little flustered; I don't want to do or say the wrong things. So, my question is... the principal is Sister L. Is it appropriate for me to address her as just "Sister" or "Sister L." Or is it only appropriate to call her "Sister L"?

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I think you're fine either way. Sister (as long as you aren't around a group of sisters who wouldn't know who you were talking to) or Sister+First Name.

We refer to Priests as Father or Father+Name. It's pretty interchangeable. My brother's never gotten offended or upset if someone addresses him as just "Father". It's perfectly respectful and not at all uncommon. :) I'd imagine SisterL would be the same way.

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