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Are you as amazed as I am by how much you learn as part of this Providence Community?
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A first-hand account
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Fast forward to today and a new signature style. I use it regularly now and love it when someone asks what it means. I use it when I sign in as a volunteer, when I complete a guest register, and when I share my name and contact information.
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I began thinking that Ash Wednesday and Lent is the time that will begin my preparation for “after the dust.” I will use this time of Lent to think about being with the Creator now. Before my dust settles.
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Providence Associate, Jane Fischer, highlights an exciting activity to happen at the FEST!
Jane Fischer is a Providence Associate. She is a member of the Miracle Place Providence Circle and volunteers at Craine House in Indianapolis. She and husband Chuck are both retired and are members of St. Monica Church in Indianapolis. Jane grew up in Southern Indiana and was taught by the Sisters of Providence at St. Joseph's Elementary School where the sisters also taught her to play piano.