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Francis of Assisi adopted such a life for himself and lived joyfully a radical form of Christianity and called his followers to do likewise.
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While achieving equal pay is very important for both human rights and gender equity, it is a huge task and not an easy one.
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They have experienced the joy of seeing students succeed
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Social Action being pushed into the mainstream made change harder
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A day of recognition for the many achievements of women
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At our General Chapter, sisters of all ages and from their ministries in the United States and Asia come together to engage in deep and meaningful conversations about what is most important to them.
Sister Suzanne has been a Sister of Providence since 1955. She ministered as a teacher at the high school level and then in administration at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College for more than 20 years. Currently she ministers as coordinator of the Sisters of Providence resource center.