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‘Hopefully, taking time to remember those who have died will also help us be attentive to the positive actions we need to take to prevent further loss of life.’
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The Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana, recently welcomed a new addition to its alpaca herd, Providence Raphael Anthony. Providence Raphael Anthony, “Tony” for short, was given this name in honor of Archangel Saint Raphael, the patron saint of nurses, doctors, and medical workers, and Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute for…
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From the Sisters of Providence General Officers: During a noon press conference today, Monday, March 23, Governor Holcomb issued an Executive Order for all Indiana Residents to STAY AT HOME. Some states have called it a Shelter in Place Order. This extends through April 7. We believe the procedures we currently have in place at…
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Out of an abundance of caution because of the nature of the threat of COVID-19, the Congregation announced the closure of all buildings on the Saint Mary-of-the-Woods campus until May 18 …
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The action is being taken in order to protect the sisters who are elderly within the Congregation
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The action is being taken in order to protect the sisters who are elderly within the Congregation
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Learn various bread-baking basics, tips and tricks for creating and maintaining sourdough bread starters on Saturday, March 28, at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana, during the White Violet Center for Eco-Justice (WVC) Baking Sourdough Breads workshop. The workshop will take place from 1 to 5 p.m., and will be facilitated by Candace Minster. Minster said sourdough breads…
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“Going deeper into the readings during Lent is a great way for people to deepen their spirituality and prepare better for Easter.”
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‘My goal is to inspire everyone in the audience to believe in ‘never again.’ I see myself as a bridge between generations.’
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“Come and experience through this retreat the sacred life of being a Sister of Providence.”
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“These events help connect persons who are living with early-to-moderate dementia and their care partners with others socially and educationally while being in a relaxed environment where they are free from judgment.”
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