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“You are worth everything” Sister Barbara Sheehan and Urban CPE Consortium
Published on May 17, 2017
…“Our students have come to great insights about themselves. They have formed a clear identity of who they are and how their faith is put into action,” Sister Barbara said. “And the persons we have served have come to a greater sense of dignity, a greater sense of self-worth. They have a belief in themselves and know that somebody else cares for them. “We are called to do this; we don’t leave this to everybody else. We are called to…
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Spirit in community: Providence Associate spring retreat 2019
Published on March 14, 2019
It was a beautiful weekend despite the rain for the 80-plus Providence Associates, Sisters of Providence and guests who attended the Providence Associate spring retreat March 8-10, 2019, at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods. Sister Dianne Bergant, C.S.A, led us in a deep and living conversation around the topic of the Community of Earth and how we understand our common home. Retreatants looked deeply into how a fuller understanding of the Bible can help humans shift our mindsets from dominating and polluting the…
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A new way to raise consciousness and funds to combat climate change
Published on January 12, 2023
…in their own community or elsewhere. Signed on Recently the Providence Community has signed on to continue our efforts to counter the impacts of climate change by joining with Catholic Climate Action Projects. The goal of the project is twofold. First, by participating in CathCAP, the Providence Community will have a practical way of reminding itself about how its choices about transportation affect the climate. Second, by taxing itself for its use of carbon for transportation, the Providence Community will…
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Sister Carole: a witness of hope
Published on February 8, 2010
…possible through the community of Providence, and my family certainly recognizes that as a pure gift,” said Sister Carole, whose mother died last June. Another part of Sister Carole’s ministry is spiritually companioning six or seven women. “I call it spiritual because it’s always centered around God. It started out with one woman saying to me, ‘I need a spiritual director.’ And I said, ‘I’m not a qualified spiritual director but I certainly am willing to talk with you about…
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Sister Margaret Kern
Published on August 4, 2015
…her vision, but also her courage in making the hard choices necessary to be able to provide for our retired sisters through the creation of our Sisters of Providence Community Trust Fund, which has changed the face of our lived experience as a Community for several decades. Over the years, I watched Sister Margaret work tirelessly for the sake of the mission, always aware of what would be best for the common good of the Community. She lived out what…
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O Antiphon – O flower of Jesse come deliver us
Published on December 19, 2018
…the closing days of Advent, Dec. 17 to Dec. 23. Many of the most significant titles of the One who is to come weave together in the O Antiphons to form a biblical account of how Israel awaited the promised Messiah. Their hope-filled longing came to realization in salvation through Jesus the Christ. The antiphons trace a chronological path through Israel’s history of people and events that led to the coming of the Messiah who brought salvation for the people….
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Reflections for Foundation Day 2019
Published on October 23, 2019
…virtue with the knowledge that we impart. In the current days of fierce competition for students, it is more important than ever to distinguish ourselves by the values that we build with intentionality into our curriculum and all that we do! The new Saint Mary-of-the-Woods Academy boasted all of the studies that were expected and common in 1841. Needlepoint, French, art, and music were included along with subjects that were not common for young women to study in the day….
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Therese Maxwell: A Daughter of the Woods
Published on September 1, 2007
…sisters’ decisions to live singly. To Therese, this was a movement away from living in community and all that she cherished. “This unrest caused me to question what witness we were giving to the world that we had dedicated our lives to serve. I decided that I could live this kind of life as well outside of community without all the inner conflict, and I have found this to be true. I have never once regretted my decision to leave,”…
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Coming home to the Providence Associates annual meeting
Published on July 7, 2014
Providence Associate Lori Strawn visits during the Providence Associate’s annual meeting. Coming home means … friendly faces and laughter. Coming home means … feeling at ease and at peace. Coming home means … being together in Our Woods! “Coming Home” was an apt theme for this year’s Providence Associate Annual Meeting. Although Friday night included a get-together, the meeting began in earnest on Saturday morning, June 28, with a greeting by Providence Associates Director Sister Diane Mason. Next was an…
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LCWR, Providence Community stand in solidarity with the people of the Middle East
Published on October 18, 2023
…lines of division. We commit ourselves and the members of our religious communities to choose the peaceful path of Jesus and exercise all of our rights and duties as citizens to urge our leaders to act as responsible members of the world community. We join our prayer with religious people of all faiths who recognize that war is not the solution, and we commit ourselves to be those who believe that peace is possible. We call upon world leaders and…
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Sisters profess first, perpetual vows
Published on July 14, 2017
…and Tracey both vowed to live poverty, chastity and obedience for the first time as part of the Congregation. Currently, Sister Tracey ministers as a bilingual community organizer for the Indianapolis Congregation Action Network. Sister Tracey admits she had been searching for more in her life. Prior to becoming a Sister of Providence, she discerned with other communities as part of that search. “I feel a deepened sense that these vows are not just about me, but about how this…
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New energy, focus for justice
Published on October 3, 2016
…a Candidate Providence Associate, local justice advocate and member of the Justice Coordinating Commission, reflects on this process: “Though I have long been influenced by the justice work of the Sisters of Providence and have worked in collaboration with the sisters on justice issues, I am new to the discernment process that happens within the community. I was struck by the compassionate and open way in which my thoughts were welcomed and in which community members listened to each other….