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175th Foundation Day Mass
The Sisters of Providence celebrated the 2015 Foundation Day on Oct. 22 – which coincided with the conclusion of their 175th year of history at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods. Below are some photographs from the event.
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Sister Joni becomes who God created her to be as a Sister of Providence
“You enter community and spend three years learning who you are,” Sister Joni said. “The masks that we build start to peel away and you become the person God created you to be.” In her new ministry Sister Joni is reconnecting Saint Patrick School in Terre Haute with the Sisters of Providence, the order that founded the school in 1882.
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Connecting with the Sisters of Providence
Sister Joni Luna reflects on religious life
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Amy Miranda receives 2015 Leadership and Advocacy Award from GOM
Miranda has supported Guerin Outreach Ministries since 2008
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Chocolate for everyone! – A Fair Trade Event
Sisters, SMWC students partake in Choctoberfest!
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‘Change our politics and not just our policies’
Sisters Arrianne Whittaker, Mary Mundy offer perspective of Nuns on the Bus stops
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In the Pope’s Presence
Sister Lawrence Ann Liston reflects on witnessing Pope Francis’s address
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Swope to display art by Sisters of Providence
Exhibit to be featured at museum until Jan. 2, 2016
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Make plans for Saint Mother Theodore Guerin FEST!
FEST to take place Oct. 17-18
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2015 Fall Providence Food Pantry update
Number of families utilizing pantry continues to rise
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Sister Nancy Nolan named ‘Volunteer of the Year’
Sister Nancy Nolan has tackled many ministries throughout her time as a Sister of Providence, including a 10-year stint as General Superior. But four years ago, she began a new ministry, as a coordinator of volunteers for the United States Penitentiary Prison Camp in Terre Haute. The Prison Camp is for minimum-security male offenders. Prior…
Jason Moon serves as media relations manager for the Sisters of Providence. Previously, he spent more than 16 years in the newspaper industry.