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I have to admit that I kinda like it.

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Michael is a classic. I find it a little boring but I’ve known some amazing Michael’s and I like the timelessness of it.

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Esther is reasonably popular for kids in Denmark. My best friend were going to name their baby (due in December 2020) Esther. Turned out they got a Noah instead.

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Catriona is a name that I still to this day mispronounce in my head. Thanks to the spelling, I feel that it sticks a little out. Katrina, Esther and Michael seem more in harmony to me. But I like it.

Catriona feels like she was named by different people. Esther & Michael are Biblical classics, whereas Catriona is very Gaelic. Individually they are good names.

I like Catriona a lot. Esther ... better than Hester, and I've known a very nice one, but I'd never use it. Michael is a splendid name but it was too popular for its own good and so would be mn only for me.

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As a set, Esther seems to be the odd sib out: Michael goes with anything, and would be fine with Esther as a biblical theme, but Catriona isn't biblical so scratch Esther as being more biblical than Michael. Instead of Esther ... Helen?

Catriona sticks out like a sore thumb.

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Catriona is ok, but boring
Esther is beautiful
Michael is meh but ok

Catriona is pretty & classy
Esther is just ugly and old fashioned sounding
Michael is too common and boring

All great names, catriona seems to stand out from the others

I like Catriona and Michael. Simple, yet elegant.

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I don't see any special connection between the names, but I don't think that siblings are to have themed names.