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Each year, the Sisters of Providence embark on a mission of outreach to our faithful companions, while raising money for our life and ministries. Our annual Phonathon is one of the most effective ways to reach our regular donors. Beginning Continue Reading »
Occupational neurosis
Well, I guess I could have called it writer’s cramp, but having an occupational neurosis has a much more interesting ring to it! And along about mid-December every year, I even look forward to having a serious case of it! Continue Reading »
Access your donation information online
I’m not a big fan of mail and tend to chuck papers in piles, never to be seen again. When it is time to sit down for those pesky income taxes, I used to scramble to find my papers. However, Continue Reading »
Why relocate the shrine of Saint Mother Theodore?
I have often been in the Church of the Immaculate Conception at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods and been inspired by the presence of individuals or groups of visitors to the interim shrine of Saint Mother Theodore Guerin and by the fact that Continue Reading »
Eleanor Badalich: ‘Thank God’
These two words are often spoken by Eleanor Badalich, a 1940 graduate of Providence High School, Chicago, and a faithful donor to the Congregation. Eleanor is one of those people who seems to be able to make lemonade out of Continue Reading »
Betty Dilley: a loving devotion to a saint
The following article is reprinted from the summer 2012 issue of HOPE. “You may have to wait longer than you would like, you may have to bear privations; but, bear and forebear. Have confidence in the Providence that so far Continue Reading »
2011 Annual Report
Read the 2012 Annual Report of the Sisters of Providence below, or download a PDF. Letter from Sister Denise Dear Friends, Once again your generosity overwhelms us, humbles us to be so trusted by you, and has translated itself into Continue Reading »
Mary Carroll Blocher: Dancing for Joy
This article originally appeared in the winter 2012 issue of HOPE. “Praise him with tambourine and dancing.” (Psalm 150:4) From the age of 5, Mary Carroll Blocher has praised God through dance, just as the psalmist says. And through the Continue Reading »
Bernard Casey: An Ordinary Person
Age quod agis. Several years ago a Jesuit priest at Fairfield University in Connecticut introduced this Latin phrase to Dr. Bernard Casey, and it’s been his philosophy of life ever since. What exactly does this phrase mean? “‘Do what you Continue Reading »
Providence Hall: Sharing memories in video
Sometimes, a story is best heard from the storyteller. Since that’s not always possible, we are sharing some of the best stories we can find about Providence Hall on video. Here are some videos about the background of Providence Hall, Continue Reading »