Senate Resolution No. ___, introduced by Senator Boudreaux, honors Sister Mary Innocent Wiltz, SSF, for her remarkable eighty years of dedicated religious service, particularly in the field of education. Born Mary Myrtle Wiltz in St. Martinville, Louisiana, she was inspired by her family's strong faith and entered the Sisters of the Holy Family at the age of eighteen. Throughout her extensive career, Sister Innocent taught in various schools across Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, and Belize, leaving a lasting impact on countless students and community members through her compassion, spiritual wisdom, and commitment to education.

The resolution expresses deep gratitude for Sister Innocent's enduring legacy of faith and community leadership, highlighting her vibrant prayer life and her role as a source of comfort and guidance for those around her. It acknowledges her unwavering dedication to her vocation and the support she has received from her community, particularly the parishioners of Notre Dame Catholic Church. The Senate commends Sister Mary Innocent Wiltz for her extraordinary contributions and extends its appreciation for the legacy she has built through her service, devotion, and compassionate leadership. A copy of the resolution will be sent to Sister Mary Innocent Wiltz and the Sisters of the Holy Family.