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Sister Patty Fillenwarth

CTL-P-0573 · Person

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Combined Graph record U-02016 · provenance: canonical master store (CSV), record CTL-P-0573. Master record source: CTL seed 2026-10-16 — UNVERIFIED, verify before public citation.

The Sisters of Providence (the honoree's own congregation) report: 'On Oct. 8, the City of Chicago honored the late Sister Patty Fillenwarth by renaming a portion of North Monticello in front of the former Maternity BVM Convent Sister Patty Fillenwarth Way,' and that Ald. Maldonado read the submission to the Chicago City Council, which approved the measure (2021). The exact 1400/1500 block range rests on the Honorary Chicago catalog (prior basis, retained). NOTE: CTL-P-0539 'Patricia Fillenwarth' is a duplicate record for the same person and the same designation (wave-09 report). Upgraded 2026-10-17 from STRONG EVIDENCE (Honorary Chicago catalog: http://www.honorarychicago.com/blog?offset=1638768746092) under CTL-MTH-001/002/003 on the strength of the honoree's own congregation's page (tier 2) (fetched in full 2026-10-17).

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The Sisters of Providence (the honoree's own congregation) report: 'On Oct. 8, the City of Chicago honored the late Sister Patty Fillenwarth by renaming a portion of North Monticello in front of the former Maternity BVM Convent Sister Patty Fillenwarth Way,' and that Ald. Maldonado read the submission to the Chicago City Council, which approved the measure (2021). The exact 1400/1500 block range rests on the Honorary Chicago catalog (prior basis, retained).

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The Sisters of Providence (the honoree's own congregation) report: 'On Oct. 8, the City of Chicago honored the late Sister Patty Fillenwarth by renaming a portion of North Monticello in front of the former Maternity BVM Convent Sister Patty Fillenwarth Way,' and that Ald. Maldonado read the submission to the Chicago City Council, which approved the measure (2021). The exact 1400/1500 block range rests on the Honorary Chicago catalog (prior basis, retained). NOTE: CTL-P-0539 'Patricia Fillenwarth' is a duplicate record for the same person and the same designation (wave-09 report). Upgraded 2026-10-17 from STRONG EVIDENCE (Honorary Chicago catalog: http://www.honorarychicago.com/blog?offset=1638768746092) under CTL-MTH-001/002/003 on the strength of the honoree's own congregation's page (tier 2) (fetched in full 2026-10-17).

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