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One continuous and continuing flow: All Saints and All Souls Days 2012
Published on November 2, 2012
…more uneasy I am with the idea that God would expect, require, create a “waiting period” for anyone. God is infinitely compassionate and loving; Jesus assures and reassures us of this. So … what’s the deal? (Please understand, dear reader, I’m only sharing with you my personal wonderings and puzzlings; I am not making any doctrinal statement!) Because of my curiosity about these two feasts, I was happy to come across a passage that has helped me. I am reading…
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A Haunting Desert Experience
Published on October 29, 2016
…real the suffering and dangers so many migrants experience on their long walk of hope to freedom too often denied. The SOAWatch moved its yearly vigil from the gates of Ft. Benning to the militarized United States/Mexico border of Nogales, Ariz. The change of the location was the Movement’s desire to broaden the issue of its long-held concern against United States militarization both at home and abroad. Friday evening of the weekend long events, hundreds of migrants, students, religious community…
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Sister Agnes Clare Buckley
Published on September 25, 2017
…31 years and then served another seven years in various capacities. As her health permitted, she devoted many hours of service to St. Rose School and parish in religious education, as secretary and receptionist, as sacristan and working with Hispanic and Cambodian communities as they settled in Chelsea She coordinated the St. Rose Alumni group and did outreach ministry to the elderly and sick. Agnes Clare shared her considerable cooking and baking skills freely. For years, she would work for…
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Mecca of the Midwest by Jan Phillips
Published on March 8, 2018
…into the Divine, the Divine penetrating and divinizing matter. Consciousness evolving, complexifying. All of us undergoing our own spiritualization, right before our eyes. She saw lack and not enough. I saw abundance and everything we needed. Is it true that where we stand determines what we see? White Violet Center for Eco-Justice. I have worked with religious communities from Alberta to Newfoundland, Seattle to St. Louis, Maine to New Mexico. The tidal wave of change facing these sisters surges with…
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Volunteer opportunity spotlight: The great outdoors
Published on April 23, 2019
…spaces seen by thousands of visitors. With so many responsibilities in life, volunteering should be something you really enjoy. If this means spending your free time outside, then find something that truly works for you. If you would like to explore volunteer opportunities with the Sisters of Providence, please contact Sister Rebecca Keller, our Sisters of Providence volunteer coordinator. She can give you all the details and answer all of your questions. Email her at rkeller@spsmw.org or call at 812-535-2878….
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Reflecting on Juneteenth
Published on June 26, 2020
As we commemorated Juneteenth, which marks the day when the news of the emancipation finally reached the slaves in Galveston, Texas, in 1865, I reflected on what Black Lives Matter means to me. I would like to introduce you to Jessie Fore, my mother, who was in her teens when this photo was taken. Jessie was born in New Jersey during the Great Depression. Her mother, who did not complete elementary school, worked as domestic help and did laundry for…
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Joni Luna: ‘keeping it real’
Published on February 14, 2011
…did, and the rest is history. I’ve been coming to the Woods ever since. 3.) Did you know your companion, Sister Barbara Bluntzer, before you became a candidate? If yes, how? I met Sister B at St. Pius and she and I became instant friends. I was enamored with her energy and her ability to give of herself so freely to all those who she comes in contact. I enjoy talking and learning from her. We also enjoy playing board…
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SP mission: alive with the times
Published on October 1, 2013
…to further God’s loving plans by devoting itself to works of love, mercy and justice in service among God’s people.” The SP story It couldn’t be clearer. We come together to honor the Divine, to make Providence known, to bring love into this world. And, how do we do it? By giving ourselves fully to works of love, mercy and justice. In 1840 Saint Mother Theodore and her companion sisters had the same mission — to honor the Divine Provident…
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CCTF, JCC: Addressing the issues at hand
Published on June 29, 2018
The Climate Change Task Force, an arm of the Sisters’ Justice Coordinating Commission, will introduce its Providence Climate Agreement during the sisters’ Annual Meeting this year. The Justice Coordinating Commission (JCC) and the Climate Change Task Force (CCTF) have worked for many months putting together actions to come from the Sisters of Providence mandate: To address pressing issues related to the environment and environmental justice. The CCTF was created by the JCC as the commission’s first task force in order…
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Sister Delan Ma at ease with God and others
Published on September 20, 2019
…father’s job. They intended to stay for one year. They left their 7-year-old son with his grandmother in Beijing. But by 1948 tensions had escalated between China and Taiwan. Travel and communication was banned between the two countries. In 1948, Delan was born in Taiwan and three years later her younger brother arrived. They lived just the four of them, cut off from the rest of their family. Her parents could not return to China or communicate with anyone there…
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Jenny Nowalk: getting closer to Mother Theodore
Published on January 26, 2010
…really special, too. It was wonderful to share our joy and our commitment to each other and to the sisters. It’s humbling to have the sisters open their home and lives to us. Since then I have a special friendship with one of the Providence Associates in Indianapolis. We help each other. 7.) What are your commitments? My commitments are: to pray daily the Reunion Prayer; to make a conscious effort to respond to conflict and anxieties at work and…
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Sisters profess first, perpetual vows
Published on July 14, 2017
Sisters Anna Fan (left) and Tracey Horan (right) both professed first vows with the Sisters of Providence on June 25, while Sister Dina Bato (middle) professed final vows. Recently, one woman made a lifelong commitment to living as a Sister of Providence and two others took a step to deepen their commitment to this path. On Sunday, June 25, both Sisters Tracey Horan and Anna Fan professed first vows, and Sister Dina Bato professed perpetual vows in the Congregation of…