Provident God, be my Light
When the path is dim, be my light
Sister Paula Damiano
Sister Paula has been a Sister of Providence since 1967. She has ministered as a teacher, director of vocations, pastoral associate and as a General Councilor for the Sisters of Providence. She is currently in between ministries.
What comes to mind when you think about Thanksgiving?
“Should not the women of America have one festival in whose rejoicing they can fully participate?”
Remember Blessings on this Thanksgiving
In the spirit of thanksgiving, may we walk with humility, live with generosity, and love with courage.
Living Providence: What It Meant to Be a Sister of Providence Today
Simply put, being a Sister of Providence means a million different things because life is made up of a million (at least) different aspects!"
A prayer for discernment
In you I place my trust, knowing you will lead me even when the way seems uncertain, and fear clouds my soul.
We continue to pray for all as a new school year begins
Returning to school can be both stressful and something of a relief
Of motorcycles and trains and blessings at the Woods
“Hurry, get out and give the motorcycle guy a card for the upcoming motorcycle blessing!” So, I jumped out and handed the rider the announcement of the “Motorcycle Blessing and Barbecue.” I hurried back to the car, just as the arms of the crossing went up and the lights stopped flashing.
We’re Surrounded!
Why not consider making yourself a circle of witnesses this week?
Facts, Inspiration and Reflection Starters: Saint Teresa of Avila
'Do I place myself in Providence and reverence the place and time as a true gift rather than looking back or worrying about the future?'
Anti-Racism: the Providence Community’s justice focus for 2021-2026
We commit to partnering with other groups in prayer, education, action and advocacy to: explore the systemic roots of racism in our countries and in our own lives; identify areas of our lives in which we may be complicit with racist attitudes and actions …