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Taizé scheduled for February 11
The 2020 theme for Taizé is “Act justly. Love tenderly. Walk humbly.”
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Sisters of Providence celebrate Senior Jubilees
Eighteen Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana, are celebrating senior Jubilees with the Congregation this year
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Death Penalty convocation scheduled
The International Human Rights Day Death Penalty Convocation will begin at noon at Hellmann Hall, St. Benedict Church
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Seventeen make commitment as Providence Associates
“For me, being a Providence Associate means that I am in a close relationship with the Sisters. I believe in their mission of Love, Mercy, and Justice.”
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Sister Mary Jo Piccione honored by Diocese
“I am so grateful to all those I have had the privilege to meet in this ministry of hope and healing.”
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Sisters create Art and Soul Creation Guild
Each session will begin with a short exercise for the purpose of stirring up one’s creative juices.
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Sister Jessica Vitente enters novitiate with Sisters of Providence
‘When I hear Sister Jessica, it surely rings differently in my ear.’
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Providence Food Pantry to celebrate 25 years
‘It shows what can be done if we put our trust in the Providence of our providing God and minister together as a loving and caring community.’
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‘Come and See’ life as a Sister of Providence
Learn more about and experience different forms of prayer, including spending time in community prayer with the Sisters of Providence.
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Sisters to host Memory Cafés
‘A Memory Café is a safe, comfortable space for people to gather and connect with others walking a similar journey’
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Sister Jessica Vitente enters the novitiate
On Saturday, Aug. 3, 2019, the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods welcomed Jessica Vitente as our newest novice. Enjoy these photos from the blessing ceremony for Sister Jessica!
Jason Moon serves as media relations manager for the Sisters of Providence. Previously, he spent more than 16 years in the newspaper industry.