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Lori Strawn, Wichita, Kansas: “Into these Woods”
Published on December 1, 2014
…I began to find my way. I was not the only “new girl” — Sister Barbara Doherty began her tenure as President of the College my Freshman year. I won a poetry contest celebrating her inauguration. We became friends. When she visited California, she had lunch with my mother, who still speaks admiringly of her. As an English major, I was warned that Sr. Rosemary Nudd was a tough teacher. I found her utterly delightful, and she became my mentor…
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A look back at Educational/Family Services
Published on January 26, 2015
Sister Regina Norris helps a little boy with his reading in 2014 from the parlor in her home, Providence Hall. A clipping from the local newspaper in 1999 shows some of the Educational/Family Services volunteers (then under the umbrella ministry of Providence Self-Sufficiency Ministries) at a Tutor Appreciation Dinner. A volunteer tutors a student after school in 2012. EFS Director Penny Sullivan prepares to be interviewed by the local news during an open house for the ministry in 2010. Saint…
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The Easter season of our everyday lives
Published on April 3, 2015
Did you take any extra time to sit with Jesus during these weeks of Lent? I did. I took some time with Jesus while sitting in the tomb of life. My phone rang and all I heard was: He’s dead. He’s dead. Can you come? My heart sank. I jumped in my car and asked Christ to be with me and with this family. There was nothing that I could say but be there. The wife wept when she greeted…
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Sister Rosemary Ward honored as Outstanding Tutor of the Year
Published on April 28, 2015
…for the constitution test, or whatever is needed. Sister Rosemary lives in senior housing in Bolingbrook, Illinois. Many of the approximately 300 residents there speak languages other than English. When Katrina, just arriving from Egypt, began joining them for coffee in the community center of the complex, the other residents began teaching her useful English words. Sister Rosemary got permission to enroll her in the tutoring program and to meet with her at the apartment complex, since Katrina couldn’t drive…
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A Litany of Women for the Church
Published on June 8, 2015
…earth may be seen in all its beauty, so that men and women become whole, so that the church may be converted to your will in everything and in all ways. We call on the holy women who went before us, channels of Your Word in testaments old and new, to intercede for us so that we might be given the grace to become what they have been for the honor and glory of God. Saint Esther, who…
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On spirituality and aging
Published on October 15, 2015
Sister Ann Casper (formerly Sister Kenneth Ann), accompanies Sister Mary Michael Lager, a celebrant at the Congregation’s 90s and older party. As I began reflecting on the “spirituality of aging” for this article, I soon knew that I would have to change the topic from spirituality of aging to spirituality and aging. This comes from my favorite definition of spirituality: “True Christian spirituality is faith raised to a lifestyle.” Our spirituality is about living our experience of God. We do…
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A Sister of Providence mom reflects on Mother’s Day
Published on May 6, 2016
…was 4 years old. In today’s world, that’s almost an embarrassment. And then there were times when Mark wouldn’t eat. The doctor said, “He’ll eat when he’s hungry. Don’t worry.” Much was to come. There were those toddler years. Mark was darling, but oh so defiant. It amazed me that his little personality was coming through that young. Then came T-ball, little league, kid’s football and Mark was on the wrestling and golf teams in high school. There’s that first…
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June: Recognizing Torture Awareness Month
Published on May 20, 2016
Sisters Ann Casper (from left), Rita Clare Gerardot and Donna Butler wear orange ribbons for Torture Awareness Month. “Thank God our time is now when wrong comes up to meet us everywhere never to leave us till we take the greatest stride of the soul man (humanity) ever took.” – Christopher Fry Truly, we have only to listen to or read the news to know that wrong is coming up to meet us everywhere. While there are so many issues…
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Vatican visitation finds love
Published on July 27, 2016
Blog post author and General Superior Sister Denise Wilkinson, right, offers love and support to Sister Joni Luna on the day of Sister Joni’s first vows as a Sister of Providence. They saw that we genuinely love one another. After a years’ long and sometimes painful investigation, that is what stands out for me from the results of the apostolic visitation on our community of women religious by the Vatican. By way of explanation, let me walk you through the…
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The need for civility during the political season
Published on August 12, 2016
…a civil manner. Seek a common good. That old saying comes to mind: Sometimes, you just have to agree to disagree. In Leviticus 19:18, the Lord says, “You shall not take vengeance or bear a grudge against the sons and daughters of your own people, but you shall love your neighbor as yourself.” And, in 1 Corinthians 13:13, Saint Paul said, “And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.” We realize everyone…
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How Taizé changed my life
Published on December 11, 2016
…produce business-like results (high test scores, student mastery of standards) while still devoting ourselves to meeting student needs well beyond academics. Teaching in Gary, South Bend, and Indianapolis, I have been face-to-face with those needs on a daily basis. One Sunday morning this summer, Reverend Rebecca Zelensky preached about sisters, Martha and Mary, hosting Jesus in their home, stressing that, while Martha’s commitment to service was admirable, Mary’s insistence on feeding her spiritual needs was just as crucial to a…
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… nature unfolds in our forests…
… nature unfolds in our forests and along our rivers in so grand and marvelous a manner that describing even with the greatest simplicity seems an exaggeration to those who, not having seen it, cannot form an idea of its splendor….