In 1858 she went to Rome, to obtain the final confirmation of her constitutions, which was granted, and the congregation was placed under the jurisdiction of the Master General of the Dominicans, who appoints a delegate, generally the bishop of the diocese, to set for him. New foundations were made at Our Lady and St Catherine of Sienna next to Grove Hall in Bow, London, where Mother Margaret donated a relic of the Saint, and at St Marychurch, Torquay, before her death. References Sources Life of Mother Margaret Hallahan by her religious children (London, 1869); Die Orden und Congregationem der katholischen Kirche II (Paderborn, 1901); Steele, Convents of Great Britain (London, 1902). External links 1803 births 1868 deaths 19th-century English Roman Catholic nuns