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Gracious, spacious and precious: Lent 2012
Published on February 21, 2012
…I felt as if the saint became more real to me so I felt more connected to my mom and second his insight gave me an idea for this Lenten reflection. Here’s what I read: “As God is compassionate toward you in a threefold way, so ought you to show compassion toward others in three ways. God’s compassion is gracious, spacious, and precious.” (Saint Anthony of Padua) The connection to Lent? The three fundamental Lenten practices annually recommended to us…
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Rachel Ambrose: staying connected with Skype
Published on February 10, 2011
…We meet at 10 a.m. Pacific time the first Friday of the month to discuss that month’s topic in the white Providence Associates handbook. We talk for about an hour. 4.) How have the Spiritual Integration Units challenged you? The challenge is to bring out into the open some deep-seated questions. The challenge is to keep on track with your spirituality whereas in the past I would dismiss anything that seemed difficult and set it aside. The challege is to…
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A doll named Susie, aka Sister Mary Rose
Published on April 30, 2010
…Susie’s turn came afterwards in the parlor at the Woods. Her black veil and her white cross of gladness were returned to her. In January of 1958, when her cross was lowered on my Final Profession Day, Sister Mary Rose was again complete. But the years passed swiftly. In late December of 1960, in the convent parlor at St. Dennis in Lockport [Illinois], Sister Mary Rose changed her cap and neckerchief to the modified one. Over the years, the original…
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Giving others hope
Published on January 26, 2009
This article is reprinted from the winter 2009 issue of HOPE. On this day, it’s raining. You fumble with an umbrella and hustle inside the back door of St. Ann Dental Services, which has been at its current site since Jan.12, 2005. An elevator carries you to the second floor and when the door opens, you find yourself walking into a comfortable, well-lighted room. Magazines and other reading material are nearby. Beautiful artwork hangs on the walls. The staff’s warm…
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Monica Hayden: a great affinity for the SPs
Published on August 30, 2012
…Spiritual Integration Units since so much distance separated you? Sister Ann and I are still very connected and we communicate regularly. We have a great affinity and I’m very happy to have had her as a companion and now a friend. We usually had our monthly conferences via telephone, when we discussed the chapters, read the answers I had prepared for the questions in each chapter, and generally talked about these and other matters of spiritual nature. I liked learning…
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Sister Beth Wright to take Perpetual Vows on Sunday
Published on June 24, 2013
Four sisters will celebrate the Profession of Perpetual Vows with the Sisters of Providence on Sunday, June 30, during Mass. They are Sisters Deborah Campbell, Laura Parker, Patty Wallace and Beth Wright. During the next four days, we’ll be highlighting one sister each day, as they come to the end of their discernment journey. Sister Beth Wright Sister Beth Wright is currently the assistant administrator at the Wabash Valley Health Center, also known as St. Ann Medical and Dental Services,…
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Construction on shrine running smoothly
Published on April 30, 2014
This limestone slab will be the final resting place for Saint Mother Theodore Guerin. Construction of the permanent shrine for Saint Mother Theodore Guerin, themed “Journey with a Saint,” at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind., is close to completion. “The whole project is coming together better than we ever dreamed possible,” Sister Dawn Tomaszewski said. Sister Dawn, a member of the Sisters of Providence General Council and the liaison to the project, said the shrine will provide both a spiritual and educational…
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A companion in the dying and rising of daily life: Sister Jane Iannaccone
Published on July 15, 2014
After serving many years as a primary grade teacher, Sister Jane Iannaccone finished a master’s degree and transitioned to parish ministry in 1995. She has ministered as pastoral associate at St. John the Evangelist Parish in Winthrop, Mass., since then. Below she reflects on her ministry and answers questions about it here. Sister Jane greets a parishioner after Mass at St. John the Evangelist Parish. I find that I minister with parishioners from the womb to the tomb. My duties…
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Question and answer with Sister Jane Iannaccone
Published on July 16, 2014
After serving many years as a primary grade teacher, Sister Jane Iannaccone finished a master’s degree and transitioned to parish ministry in 1995. She has ministered as pastoral associate at St. John the Evangelist Parish in Winthrop, Mass., since. She answers some questions about her ministry below. Read Sister Jane’s reflection on her ministry here. Sister Jane Iannacone What among your beliefs led you to this work? My love for the church and its rich history of tradition and its…
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“Creating Currents of Change” in Memphis
Published on November 18, 2014
…a language that is instead for the enrichment of life. If we really want the new heaven and new earth we hear about in Scripture, he said, we must translate the Gospel of Jesus, the words of Gandhi and other prophets of peace, into the nonviolent struggle. These summons and questions continue to echo in my heart, in my discernment of the future, in my relationships. Perhaps they resound with you, too. Comment below to share what speaks to you…
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Sister Marie Victoria Podesta
Published on September 9, 2015
…this: You must love your neighbor as yourself. There is no commandment greater than these.’” — A reading from the Gospel of Mark This reading follows several instances when the Pharisees and scribes asked Jesus questions, to see if they could trick him. But this time, the scribe who posed this question seemed to do so sincerely, and Jesus gave him and us a straight answer as to how to live. This reading was chosen by Sister Marie Victoria Podesta…
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Dare to be merciful
Published on April 13, 2016
…and more challenging. May we dare to hope that our own works of mercy will help “to beat swords into plough shares.” May we dare to pray again our Litany of Non-Violence — especially these words: God of love, mercy and justice, acknowledging my complicity in those attitudes, actions and words which perpetuate violence, I beg the grace of a non-violent heart. Find the complete Litany of Non-Violence online here. (Originally published in the Spring 2016 issue of HOPE magazine.)…