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Journals and Letters week 19: Back home in Indiana
Published on February 13, 2021
[Today we are discussing “Journals and Letters” page 169 to page 180. Join us in reading a portion of Saint Mother Theodore’s writings every week in the coming year.] There’s something about Saint Mary-of-the-Woods. “My joy would have been complete had I only been with my dear Solitaires in the Woods.” This is the first whole sentence we are greeted with as we begin page 169. Hearing Mother Theodore express this sentiment nearly made my heart burst. How much she…
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Remembrance Cards
…scripture. The album below has the front image of each of the seven cards available with inside inscription. Use the order form at the bottom of this page to choose your cards and make a donation. When you receive the cards, your packet will include a way to include your loved one(s) in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel prayer book and reorder more cards. Cards may also be requested by phone at (812) 535-2800 or email at MA@spsmw.org. Card styles Fill…
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Sign up to become a Providence Associate
…begin with an orientation day in November. Over the next year, you and your companion will meet regularly to discuss readings on key aspects of the Sisters of Providence life and mission. Both you and the Congregation discern if this is a good fit. If both decide it is, you will make your first commitment as Providence Associate in mid-October. You commit for one year and may choose to renew this commitment in coming years. “The candidate-associate year is an…
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Stay connected
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Photo galleries
Wedding photo galleries Let your personalities shine! The beautiful and versatile venues at the Woods can accommodate your unique needs and style. Our historic event spaces can be adapted to meet whatever your event calls for. O’Shaughnessy Hall Accommodating as many as 500 guests for seated events, O’Shaughnessy is an exceptional wedding venue. The architectural details which include stunning windows and magnificent columns, will complement any wedding décor or theme. Your wedding photos will be spectacular! O’Shaughnessy is equipped with…
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Class Notes
…so excited to learn about your journey. We continue to pray for you and want to celebrate with you every step of the way. Explore this new “Class Notes” page to share updates on the latest alumni events, happenings and news. Feel free to share your favorite memories from school as well. We’re eager to stay connected and celebrate your achievements! Featured Class Note Beth Janowski Damascus Guerin, Class of 1976 Mother Theodore Guerin, Class of ’76 If you are interested in…
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Transformative view of the afterlife
Published on July 18, 2024
On January 29, 1856, Mother Theodore Guerin’s good friend Sister St. Francis Xavier Le Fer de la Motte was near death. She experienced a vision of heaven which brought peace and comfort in her final moments. She shared her experience with Saint Mother Theodore Guerin, who later included it in her diary. “Our Lord called me by my name,” Sister St. Francis said, “and in opening my eyes I found myself in heaven. Oh, how beautiful it is, Mother! How…
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HOPE Fall 2024
Published on September 19, 2024
…your continued support and engagement that keeps the energy and spirit of Providence alive in our lives. We are grateful for your presence in our extended Providence community and hope that the stories in these pages and those to come will inspire and bring you joy. Together, let us keep sharing the light of Providence, “that Providence that so far has never failed us.” – Saint Mother Theodore Guerin Gratefully in Providence, Sister Dawn Tomaszewski, SP General Superior View this…
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Sister Adrian Marie Conrad
Published on October 23, 2019
…she attracted so many people. She could talk about anything, and had a knack for finding common ground with anyone. People were shocked that Aunt Mary and Jeanne were not the stereotypical nuns like in the movies and on TV. They were hilarious, cool, social and the best storytellers ever!” Sister Mary Jo Piccione also commented, “I think just about everyone in Hollywood knew the SP’s due to Sister Adrian Marie and Sister Thomas Jeanne.” Sister Mary Jo also recalled…
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Political Engagement Committee: Our Platform
Published on June 10, 2020
…emissions by 2050. (The Fast Company). Adele Peters, November 21, 2019 Advancing inclusion through clean energy jobs. (Metropolitan Policy Program at Brookings), Mark Muro, Adie Tomer, Ranjitha Shivaram, Joseph Kane, April 2019 A blueprint for a carbon free America. National Geographic Clean energy is building a new American workforce. (Environmental Defense Fund), January 2018 Report shows Texas leadership on solar and wind is helping safeguard our power grid. (Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange: Clean Energy), John Hall, March 13, 2020…
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Pray with us in reference to DACA arguments
Published on November 11, 2019
…acceptance, and fail to find solidarity in our communities, and we ask God’s forgiveness. Rosary Leader: We gather today to pray that ancient Catholic prayer, the rosary. We gather as a believing community here in the site of our elected leaders and the justices of the Supreme Court. We pray for them, knowing that God can open minds and transform hearts. And we commend those in the DACA community, and all our immigrant sisters and brothers, into the loving hands…