Dominican Sister Donna Quinn is serving as an escort at the ACU Health Center, a prominent abortion business in Hinsdale, Ill.

A recent photo in the Chicago Tribune pictured two older women, one of which was Sister Donna, wearing “Clinic Escort” vests outside the center, which proclaims on its website it “now offers the RU486 abortion pill.”

A check on Loyola University Chicago’s Women and Leadership Archives, Center for Women and Leadership and the National Coalition of American Nuns (NCAN) website, a group that opposes Church teachings on moral issues, finds Sister Donna helped to either co-found or organize different groups with feminist radical causes, actively advocating such causes as reproductive “choice,” specific rights for homosexual persons, and women’s ordination.

On the NCAN site she signs a letter as a board member. Sister Donna founded Chicago Catholic Women (now defunct), whose main goal was women’s ordination.

“It’s sad to see someone in the guise of a religious sister become an angel of death,” said Eric Scheidler, communications director for the Pro-Life Action League, based in Chicago. “Her advocacy of abortion is not limited to escorting the girls.”