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With great gratitude for our sisters who further the mission of God’s Providence in Asia
Published on February 22, 2018
…day care services, meals on wheels, and other holistic care community services. Miracle Home serves close to 425 clients, with a staff of 62 persons who serve as social workers, nurses, care givers, administration and staff. Through respect and care, Miracle Home’s mission is to improve the quality of life for the elderly. In May of 1949, Mother Marie Gratia Luking and her SP companions established Providence School in Taichung. As you can see from the map, Taichung is located…
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7 Experiences White Violet Center interns will likely corner
Published on March 2, 2018
…work. You can build confidence and knowledge in immersing yourself in this ministry. 5. Making a tangible difference in the food culture Growing your own food takes skill. Planting and harvesting vegetables for a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program, and to be sold wholesale and to the local farmers’ market provides the safest and freshest food for families. 6. Being dirty Working in the USDA certified organic gardens, caring for the alpacas, and collecting eggs from the chickens are dirty…
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Congregation statement regarding Catechism revision
Published on August 3, 2018
Everyone deserves the right to life. For many years, we have been strong proponents against the death penalty. We have a history of ministry to persons in prisons, including persons on death row. We have witnessed injustice of racial bias and many other facets that make our current system a broken one. We advocate for a judicial system that builds safe communities and focuses on restoration and rehabilitation for the sake of both victims and perpetrators. On August 2, Pope…
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Well-Being … What does it mean? Consider …
Published on November 14, 2018
…lead descriptor of the work of HOME (Helping Ourselves Meaningfully Engage), I have come to realize over my 69-plus years that well-being is essential for my life. I cannot take it for granted. It will not come by osmosis. It will not come by “chance.” Nor, when realized, can I wrap it up and store it in a safety box and place it on a shelf in my interior closet of life and call it private. The term well-being really…
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Advent 2018: So many possibilities in the waiting
Published on December 2, 2018
Just a sec! I’m almost finished. You just missed the bus. Next one comes in 10 minutes. She said she’d get back to me in a couple of weeks but I still haven’t heard. This won’t take long. Please take a seat. The doctor will be right with you. The baby’s due date is two weeks from now. I can’t wait. We’re used to waiting. We do it so often, we’re not surprised when it happens. We know how to…
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Sister Marilu Covani, passing on the spirit of Encuentro
Published on January 10, 2019
…to offer a safe place to discuss the issues of the day. Encuentro came full circle for Sister Marilú as she found herself encouraging others. Current participants were also passionate about the commitment they developed from their involvement. Empowered Sister Marilú speaks to an Encuentro group. in the Church “We knew what to do. We just didn’t know how.” Bruce Vouziers eagerly explained how the experience taught him to be a missionary disciple. “I wanted to really live my faith,…
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Leadership Team statement on treatment of immigrant children
Published on June 27, 2019
The General Council of the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana, has issued the following statement concerning the treatment of immigrant children at the border between the United States and Mexico: We denounce in the strongest possible terms the unconscionable mistreatment of children on the U.S.-Mexican border while in U.S. custody, and call on our elected leaders to take all measures necessary to provide them with adequate food, shelter, and healthcare – and, most importantly, to reunite them with…
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Leadership Team shares Catholic Charities USA statement
Published on July 15, 2019
…threats of deportation and family separation are causing anxiety and fear within the vulnerable communities our agencies serve, endangering immigrant rights and safety. Most significant is the lasting psychological damage family separation inflicts upon children. Such cruel behavior will impact children for the rest of their lives. Our Catholic Charities agencies stand committed to providing legal and humanitarian assistance for our immigrant brothers and sisters. We support the pursuit of legal immigration but recognize that all immigrants, regardless of status,…
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Sisters to host Memory Cafés
Published on August 16, 2019
…Café in the Havlik Center in Providence Hall at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods on the third Thursday of every month from 2 to 4 p.m. The first Memory Café will take place on Thursday, Sept. 19. Congregation Well-Being Coordinator Katie Harich, MA, CPC, said the group-driven gatherings are designed to address the isolation a dementia diagnosis can bring, by providing support, connectedness and community at a time when it is most needed. “A Memory Café is a safe, comfortable space for people…
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A Nurse’s Call
God of Compassion, enliven our spirits with your goodness. As you breathed on the apostles, resuscitate our hope as we minister. You cried with the death of Lazarus, soothe our grief. Raise our patients to life here or to eternity with you. May we see and touch every patient as if it were you. May no bodily discharge or behavior appear repulsive, but as your essence of call. Refuel our professional art and science with creativity and accuracy. May our…
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Finding the God moments amidst Covid-19
Published on July 23, 2020
…so welcoming and kind. I started out really unsure of myself, but now I feel as if I’m a part of the group. Each weekday, we pray a decade of the Rosary. We open by sharing how we are coming and who or what we would like to pray for. Everyone has come in many different ways, ranging from happy and relaxed to concerned and upset. This time is difficult, but when we all pray together we don’t have to…
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A Prayer for Students during a pandemic
Published on August 18, 2020
…necessary. Embrace these children and teachers with your love. Bless elementary school children who are so eager to see their friends again, to play together at recess, to share stories of a different kind of summer. Help their teachers find creative ways of teaching these children whose minds are so open to learning. Embrace these children and teachers with your love. Bless middle and junior high school students as they transition into their teen years. Jesus, this time is awkward…