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The Total Eclipse of the Sun: A Celebration of Darkness
Published on April 10, 2024
As I sat reflecting in a comfy chair, I found myself trying to rationalize my behavior prior to and during Monday’s total eclipse of the sun. Sister Anne Therese Falkenstein (right) with Sisters of Providence employee Starla Murphy. In preparation for the event, I purchased inexpensive items from the internet: A planetary bracelet, astronaut earrings, and a T-shirt depicting the solar system. I also attended a planning session and learned about the path of the eclipse, the time that it…
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Sister Emily TeKolste featured in Global Sisters Report
Published on April 19, 2024
“Our community’s White Violet Center for Eco-Justice hosted a “Party in the Pasture,” where sisters, staff, friends and others who shared our campus joined the chickens and alpacas for sun and moon-themed snacks, good company and the eclipse. I ended up helping sisters make their way to the pasture, finding creative ways to load both sisters and their rollators onto golf carts and helping them to make their way safely to a seat in the pasture. Sister Emily TeKolste “And…
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General Chapter 2011
Published on August 9, 2011
…Ethic using a Congregation-wide consultation process over the next two years. This Land Ethic will guide our decision-making with regard to the use of our lands now and into the future. Two additional commitments signal a deeper commitment to collaboration and partnership in carrying out the mission of the Congregation. We revised a portion of our Constitution’s Complementary Document regarding the role of our Providence Associates in the life and mission of the Sisters of Providence. We also revised the…
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Thoughts on Hydraulic Fracking
Published on October 17, 2016
…of our time. It’s an issue that touches on every aspect of our lives – the water we drink, the air we breathe, the health of our communities – and it is also impacting the global climate on which we all depend. It pits the largest corporate interests – big oil and gas companies and the political leaders who support them – against people and the environment in a long-term struggle for survival. It is an issue that has captivated…
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Crossing the bridge into community: Postulant Stephanie Rivas
Published on January 12, 2024
…experience. She finds she is comfortable talking with sisters who are older. “They do not judge, are into social justice and care about what a young person has to say,” she says. Director of Postulants Sister Editha Ben presents Stephanie with the keys to her new home at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods. Another important element of religious life for Stephanie is communal living. She says living in the Sisters of Providence Community means living in a safe place, not worrying about having…
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Sister Delan Ma
Published on February 1, 2011
Download complete interview with Sister Delan Ma (PDF) Current ministry:Director, Miracle Home Years in the Congregation: 44 Contact Sister Delan at: spdelama@ms46.hinet.net Q. What do you like best about Saint Mary-of-the-Woods? A. Oh, this is the holy ground. It is a peaceful, historical place. The trees are full of life. Q. Do you have any hobbies, or things you like to do in free time? A. On weekends I like working with yarn, or taking a walk. I like music….
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And now, a brief word from O’Shaughnessy Dining Hall
Published on January 12, 2022
…of a college with an equine program, she held the rank of Lady Commander of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem. Joining the Order of the Holy Sepulcher represented a lifetime commitment to the Christian life and to charitable works. I was honored by my new name. O’Shaughnessy Hall decorated for an event in modern times. Time went on and customs changed. Eventually meal service in my hall became buffet style. Then Foley Hall was demolished in…
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Sister Frances Alma McManus
Published on May 30, 2012
…Grove. It IS filled with accounts of how these women have made their mark in the world. It also reveals wonderful stories of how Sister Frances Alma kept them on the narrow path of goodness!,” said Sister Dawn Tomaszewski in her commentary for Sister Frances Alma McManus, who died May 16. Sister Frances Alma entered this world Feb. 23, 1911, as Mary Agnes Potts, born in Quincy, Ill., to Frank J. and Josephine (Jackson) McManus. She had two sisters. She…
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A lampworker’s meditation
Published on September 24, 2015
…I coat it in clay. Fragile, weak but with purpose, it doesn’t distort the past, but yields to it, and when the time comes to allow the bead to be free, it gently crumbles away. It is the experiences that prepare us to be more than what we are. The glass rod is selected, not for what it is but for what it will be. The color and clarity are full of potential, but it must change from its brittle,…
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From us to you: Blessings to you for giving
Published on February 5, 2021
…to people through Spiritual Direction relationships. Keep the flame of hope alive with the Light a Candle prayer ministry. Switch to a customer-friendly web platform, enabling Linden Leaf Gifts to continue offering inspirational gifts and unique Saint Mother Theodore items. Open an online presence for White Violet Center Farm Store’s fresh produce, locally made products and flowers, allowing for safe, contactless pickup. Expand the Farm Store’s community presence at the Terre Haute Farmer’s Market. Offer outdoor tours of White Violet…
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Easter reminds us that death is not the end
Published on April 16, 2014
…flowers and to pray for their deceased loved ones. We visited two tombs during the holiday — that of Mother Marie Gratia Luking who went to China in 1920 and fled to Taiwan in 1945. She was a remarkable woman, cut out of the same cloth as Saint Mother Theodore Guerin. To pray at her tomb with our sisters, to recall the remarkable work of the Sisters of Providence in China and Taiwan, put me in touch with how Providence…
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Sister Ann Casper: holding nothing back in her service
Published on June 15, 2020
…knew that leaving one position simply meant she would soon be doing something new. But what would that be? Community cemetery minister Sister Ann Casper, at right, continues to minister to others, today as the new Providence Community Cemetery minister. Here she puts in place the nameplate for the first person inurned there. An opening as coordinator of Providence Community Cemetery was announced. However, timing seemed to be a problem and Sister Ann presumed the position would be filled long…