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Understanding life on death row
Published on May 18, 2015
…this happened to your family. His freedom would come only after the judge who sentenced him to death row was convicted of accepting bribes, including a bribe in Nathan’s case. In time, that gained him a new trial and another exonerated victim posted $100,000 bail so he could be released on bond while awaiting trial. Illinois banned the death penalty in 2011. To date, 18 states and the District of Columbia no longer have the death penalty. California is the…
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Celebrating Sister Joni as she professes first vows on June 26
Published on June 28, 2016
…friend had managed to “cast a mantle” around Joni that precipitated Joni to leave one path in life for another. From that moment on, Joni continued to explore, to learn all the ways Providence has to liberate her – all of us – from the comforts and security of the safe lives we create for ourselves. Joni was willing to learn what liberation comes as one leaves the old behind and embraces following a persistent call. However, Paul cautions all…
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“You are worth everything” Sister Barbara Sheehan and Urban CPE Consortium
Published on May 17, 2017
…head and heart. The people we serve have often been oppressed or abused in some way. It’s a matter of learning how to make space between one’s self and the other person that gives them the freedom to come to know us and to feel a safety in sharing their story. You build trust by taking time, by working on yourself, to make a true space to get rid of prejudices, to get rid of stereotypes. Walking with “This is…
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Take the pledge to support asylum seekers
Published on November 30, 2018
…their home countries in search of safety and asylum in the United States. These are mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers who have been forced from their homes by unimaginable violence and insecurity; runaway corruption; and droughts and floods linked to climate change. These are women and girls fleeing intolerable situations of domestic violence. These are young men seeking a life free from gang violence. This policy: Ignores U.S. law: The ability to access the well-established asylum system is legally…
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Quaran-Teen: prayer and sharing bring hope
Published on April 23, 2020
…the difference, it was a combination of all of it. Suddenly, I was having real, honest conversations with people outside of my family. I can say how I feel without fear, and I get the reassurance that I am not alone in my feelings. And that’s comforting in its own way, having your feelings validated, knowing that in that small way there were others with you. I felt so much less alone. Helpful and healing It’s therapeutic, to listen without…
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Thanksgiving prayer
Published on November 25, 2020
…that, for safety’s sake, we cannot be together to celebrate. I am thankful for all those who work so tirelessly to protect us from the COVID-19 virus and distressed that the virus continues to afflict so many of Earth’s people. I am thankful that simple actions protect us so effectively from the virus and I get crabby about frequent temperatures checks, daily sanitizing, wearing my mask – worst – not being able to hug anyone. I am thankful for the…
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Diann Neu: reclaiming her Providence roots
Published on September 10, 2010
…this year. Connecting with this Providence community at the first Annual Gathering this summer was a coming home for me that is healing, comforting and challenging. I most appreciated the openness of the sisters to the associate relationship. Sisters Mary Alice and Diane [Mason, assistant director] did an excellent job of presenting the relationship to the community. I value renewing friendships with SPs, reconnecting with friends from my aspirancy and novitiate days who are now associates, meeting associates, visiting the…
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Lorraine Kirker: ‘the early stage of a journey’
Published on January 5, 2010
…and later to staff the parish grade school. I was in the first first grade class when that school opened. Though I had other religious communities of women in high school (Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston) and college (Congregation of the Holy Cross), I never lost contact with the Sisters of Providence. Since I was 6 years old, the community has always been an integral part of my life. In fact, I planned to enter after high school and…
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Providence Associate candidate orientation Oct 8, 2016
Published on October 13, 2016
…walk. Providence Associates Assistant Director Debbie Dillow introduces General Officer Sister Jeanne Hagelskamp. Providence Associates Assistant Director Debbie Dillow addresses those gathered. Providence Associate Candidate Cindy Montgomery speaks to others at her table. Providence Associate Candidate Cathy Dearing during a prayer time. Providence Associate Candidate Gail Smith and her companion Sister Cathy Campbell talk during orientation. Table sharing with Providence Associate Candidate Bonnie Wilson, center, and her companion Sister Martha Wessel. Providence Associates and companions bless each other during a…
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Is God calling me to religious life? Listen to the wisdom that dwells within you
Published on November 8, 2022
…are looking for on your life’s journey. For example, our particular community’s mission statement says that we, “The Sisters of Providence are a community of Catholic women religious who collaborate with others to create a more just and hope-filled world through prayer, education, service and advocacy.” Creating positive change In the past nine years of my community life, I have witnessed the women of this community on the forefront of creating positive change in the world. Part of our legacy…
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Movies that stay with you
Published on February 7, 2012
…so convincingly in the scenes of the film that it’s almost overwhelming. Again, plenty to think about …who hasn’t been or isn’t in a web of relationships that evoke a myriad of feelings, require a continual commitment to do the loving action, to forgive, to make the right choice if not the popular choice? Maybe you’ve seen these films or others that have stayed with you and evoked questions or wonderings. Feel free to comment – it helps us all!…
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All things possible with Sister Terri Boland
Published on July 12, 2012
…these Woods but that alone is not the thing that drew me back. It was the story and life energy of the women I met here. It was the whole idea that as we come together the energy that each one of us brings becomes a force greater than anything we could accomplish alone. It was that spirit that moved me. I was looking for a greater commitment in my life and I felt I found it here at Saint…