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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.)…
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Providence Associate connects to the Woods
Published on June 18, 2016
…involved with the Sisters of Providence. (Virginia was a great director. She is greatly missed.) It took me a year longer than the average candidate to become a Providence Associate. Life definitely got in the way many times, but thankfully I had Sister Jeanne Hagelskamp as my sister companion. Although I felt my “gift” may not be that great compared to others, she encouraged me to continue doing what I am. She helped me to realize that what I do…
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Deep love and healing
Published on December 20, 2016
…and organic gardens, the internship has been an opportunity for Ezra to live out his commitment as an Associate to connect more with the sisters and the community. Even his work is holy in its connection to the history of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods. “I stop often,” he said, “and I think ‘I bet you anything that Mother Theodore picked carrots right here. Right here. She was right here.’” Ezra uses his time here to pursue healing. “I go and see Ma…
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Volunteer Spotlight – Karen Hoffman
Published on March 14, 2017
Sisters of Providence volunteer and SMWC student, Karen Hoffman, answers four questions about why she volunteers. What made you decide to volunteer with Providence Health Care? I enjoy helping people, particularly at nursing homes. Whenever I visited my grandma and great-aunt Bernie at the Saint Anne Nursing Home, I saw lots of lonely individuals so I volunteered there to help them out. Karen visits with Sister Jane Bodine What are some of the things you have done as a volunteer?…
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Preparing to bring God’s love, mercy and justice to the world
Published on September 12, 2017
…had been in formation with the Sisters of Providence. What did that mean for her? “Formation has really challenged me to not be afraid to ask questions. To respond to everything through the depth of prayer,” Sister Dina said. “The Dina of today has got a greater awareness of who she is. She’s got a greater awareness of whose she is. And the giftedness of community has really brought that out,” she said. Prayer, community, ministry The first three years…
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Remembering Providence High
Published on May 16, 2018
Providence High School Last year, many alumna were presented a short questionnaire asking about their experiences with the sisters. On this questionnaire were some questions recalling experiences students had while in school. The following reflection recalls Madelynne Wavak-Wayne’s time at Providence High School with the Sisters of Providence. Madelynne graduated from the school in 1962. What connected me to the Sisters of Providence? I was sent to Providence because my mother, Phyllis Tanny Wavak, graduated from Providence and I was…
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Reflections from the 2018 Golden/Silver Jubilee Celebration
Published on July 3, 2018
…a less tumultuous time in the world, but the choice to enter religious life in 1993 was no longer something many Catholic women were doing. Why would Pat Linehan, after a 25-year career as a Navy Nurse, seek religious life? Why would Kathleen Bernadette Smith, an accomplished musician and a pastoral presence in her own African American community, seek life in a predominately white Providence community? It would be easy for me to say that the answer to these questions…
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Youth, elders learn from each other
Published on September 12, 2018
…teen volunteer could choose one of several options that enabled each one to learn a little more about the Sisters of Providence, the various sites on the grounds, and to share their own experiences and questions. Sister Jane Gibson is very pleased to have not one, but three teens accompany her. About 2:30 p.m., the teen ministry group and their leaders gathered in Providence Hall parlor to reflect on how their day had gone, what they learned, how they knew…
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Making someone’s day just by showing up: Teen shares her experience as a Providence Teen Volunteer
Published on May 16, 2019
…with the residents, I was in awe. I am glad that I decided to come along on this journey. My name is Amanda Lakstins, and I am currently a freshman at Terre Haute South High School. I had been to Saint Mary-of-the-Woods many times before I joined the Teen Ministry program. It was a place my family came to enjoy Sunday brunches, alumnae dinners, and more. Both my mother and my grandmother are graduates of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. This campus…
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Wisdom and the future of religious life
Published on September 20, 2019
“You don’t have anyone coming in, do you?” “Pretty soon there won’t be any nuns, right?” Each Sister of Providence has heard these questions countless times. We Sisters of Providence don’t believe religious life is dead. Our lifestyle has changed over three centuries. None of us doubts it will continue to change. None of us doubts that what emerges as religious life may well be radically different from what it is now. That we cannot see how religious life will…
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A journey to wider acceptance and love: Sister Tracey Horan and immigration
Published on January 13, 2020
…I discerned a ministry change, my transformational experience in El Paso combined with the United States’ escalating fear-driven policies around immigrant exclusion led me back to the border. As Education Coordinator at the Kino Border Initiative, I am now part of a team of people who facilitate encounters that humanize and complicate perceptions around migration primarily through conversations between migrants and visitors at the migrant aid center and shelter in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. With each immersion experience, we commission another…
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How to Meet with Congress
Published on February 6, 2020
…lengthy and complicated process, but don’t let this obstacle deter you from doing it! If possible, schedule the meeting when the legislator is in town. Making an in-person lobby visit is one of the most effective ways to communicate your concerns to your member of Congress. Listening to your concerns is part of your representative’s and senator’s jobs – so make your voice heard by scheduling an In-District Lobby Visit. Justin Hurdle provides simple steps to do this here. Using…