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Sister Cathy Buster impresses young audience at Human Rights Day program

By Dave Cox | May 30, 2012 |

Sister Cathy Buster made quite an impression on her audience with her presentation at Terre Haute’s Human Rights Day program on April 10 at Indiana State University. Sister Cathy spoke…

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Don’t take yourself too seriously

By Sister Lisa Stallings | May 29, 2012 |

Recently I’ve dipped my toes in the waters of social media, having followed several Twitter feeds for the past couple of weeks. My original aim was to track the progress…

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Sister Kathleen Desautels featured in Chicago Tribune

By Dave Cox | May 27, 2012 |

Sister Kathleen Desautels, a native of Indianapolis, didn’t set out to be a leader or administrator of organized, peaceful protests. But, when four Catholic Church workers were raped and murdered…

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Sisters of Providence Serving Our Country

By Sister Mary Beth Klingel | May 22, 2012 |

Some view Memorial Day as the beginning of summer, though officially it doesn’t begin until later in June. This holiday was designated as such by Gen. John A. Logan on…

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Archives: keeper of the stories

By Connie McCammon | May 18, 2012 |

Have you ever thought of Archives as being a ministry? Perhaps not, but according to Sister Marianne Mader, Archives researcher, it is. “[Archives] is a way of connecting with other…

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Providence Pavers offer a meaningful Saint Mary-of-the-Woods connection

By Rosie Blankenship | May 16, 2012 |

The Sisters of Providence have been offering Providence Pavers at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods for about two years. These bricks can be engraved and are placed at either the fountain on the…

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Treasures from Archives: Civil War diary

By Connie McCammon | May 15, 2012 |

I’ve been digging around Archives looking for Civil War material for a long time. One day, Sister Marie Grace Molloy, a wonderful volunteer, asked me if I had ever seen…

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A Valiant Woman

By Sister Mary Beth Klingel | May 11, 2012 |

People around the world honor mothers. Designating a special day for mothers, as we do in the United States, brings into the consciousness of our nation the wonderful women who…

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Do you remember your First Holy Communion?

By Sister Dawn Tomaszewski | May 9, 2012 |

My young friend, Patrick Donovan, made his First Communion last weekend. Not only did I receive an invitation to attend this special occasion but I also was part of the…

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7 Saint Mother Theodore Guerin Quotes

By Cheryl Casselman | May 4, 2012 |

The Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods are blessed to have a foundress who loved to record her thoughts and prayers. The following is a handful of Saint Mother Theodore…

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Good Starting Point for Prayer and Reflection

By Sister Lisa Stallings | April 26, 2012 |

April is National Poetry Month, so it seems appropriate to think about favorite poets. I can’t say I have a single favorite poet, but one of my favorites is Mary…

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Treasures from Archives: Sister St. Francis Xavier’s slippers

By Connie McCammon | April 17, 2012 |

One day while gathering some information for a blog on the death of Sister St. Francis Xavier Le Fer, I ran across some intriguing information about an artifact belonging to…

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