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The joy of living out my vocation to religious life
Published on November 4, 2018
…about this time — all carried black umbrellas! I immediately felt part of a community, the Sisters of Providence community! I have had a variety of ministries (teacher, principal, Provincial Treasurer and Provincial Councilor, General Treasurer and General Officer). I have also served as chief financial officer for the Sisters of Notre Dame’s Boston and Ipswich provinces. I currently minister in the finance office for the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston. My first year teaching I taught second grade…
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Oral history: Sister Patricia Geis, a life of adventures and little ones
Published on August 4, 2022
…which Patty replied, “I’m not entering your community. I’m entering Sisters of Providence.” Sister Patty works with a child in 1984. “Put yourself gently into the hands of Providence.” Saint Mother Theodore Guerin Entering religious life “It’s something, to know what you want to do when you’re 17.” It was time. In her heart Patricia Jane Geis knew it was time to enter a religious community. Patty’s beloved Uncle Stanley drove her to Saint Mary-of-the-Woods on July 21, 1952. Her…
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Our sisters in Asia speak: What it means to be a Sister of Providence
Published on September 24, 2020
From left, Sisters Celeste Tsai, Delan Ma and Su-Hsin Huang in 2017 as Sisters Celeste and Delan celebrate 50 years as Sisters of Providence Sister Delan Ma: “I am fortunate to have good sisters in the community to accompany, listen and guide me. I came to the Sisters of Providence community to serve God and to serve other people. When there are difficulties or problems, after prayer and meditation, things are easy to solve. I know that this healing power…
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Reflections for one of our Asian Sisters perpetual vows
Published on November 29, 2023
…the ceremony is held – in the U.S. or Taiwan. These are your very words written to me in your request to begin preparation for perpetual vows. Little did we know that you would be professing your vow in none of those places – Not in the U.S. where the whole community of Providence could have embraced you, and Not in Taiwan, where the whole community that currently seeks to support your life and mission and helped to nurture that…
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So just what is Providence Community Cemetery?
Published on June 15, 2020
Providence Community Cemetery is the latest outreach ministry of the Sisters of Providence. After two years of research, consultation and planning, Providence Community Cemetery became a reality in May 2020. The newly constructed Good Shepherd Chapel stands on a small knoll across from the Sisters of Providence Cemetery. The chapel will serve as a gathering space where those interring loved ones may choose to hold a service. So far, the adjacent columbarium has 56 of 192 niches reserved for interment…
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Saying yes to poverty, chastity and obedience
Published on September 1, 2020
…I also entered with my metaphorical baggage of fears, anxieties, ignorance, blind spots and unhealed wounds. Within a loving community I was held, supported and challenged by my community and equipped with the tools of self-reflection, a thirst for knowledge and a desire to grow. Thus I began the deep exploration of religious life, communal living, and my inner life in God — the Source of All Being. Within a loving, supportive community — that also provided me with many…
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Reflections for Foundation Day 2021
Published on October 29, 2021
The timing of this General Chapter to coincide with our 181st Foundation Day seems quite providential, doesn’t it? To be together again as a community on this day after the long COVID-induced hiatus feels like a life-giving vaccine in and of itself. It also seems to me that a Chapter is a foundational moment — an opportunity to cooperate with our Provident God in making plans for our welfare, as Jeremiah reminds us in the first reading today, in order…
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Call to Action: Make Your Voice Heard!
Published on February 13, 2020
…Climate change is an urgent moral issue because it compromises the future of our common home, threatens human life and human dignity, and adds to the hardships already experienced by the poorest and most vulnerable people both at home and abroad. We teach that governments exist to protect and promote the common good, and that “the climate is a common good, belonging to all and meant for all.” ‘(A)t its core, global climate change is not about economic theory or…
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Sister Kathleen Desautels: Collaborating for justice
Published on April 20, 2014
…congregations support the center. “My primary responsibility is to work in collaboration with others on staff as we address the many social issues of our times – human rights, women’s rights in church and society, economic and environmental concerns,” Sister Kathleen said. “The mission of the center is to be an alternative critical voice to oppressive systems and work to change those systems.” Sister Kathleen said that from the beginning, 8th Day Center’s focus has been collaboration. “Some sisters got…
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Reflecting on Leadership
Published on June 22, 2016
…national election process and in leadership opportunities for women that religious life has provided. As Sister Suzanne mentioned, there is no advertising, no campaigns, but a prayerful, reflective type of atmosphere that engages our entire religious community in our Chapter and election process. In our community, this is not a competitive venture to prove oneself the best candidate. Rather, nominees come with an open heart to look at the leadership gifts the whole community has deemed necessary for the next…
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Novena to Saint Mother Theodore Guerin
…not beyond Providence’s concern for me. (Mention your need or concern.) Saint Theodora, you feared what would become of you, and your little community, during those violent storms at sea in 1840. Now I too am experiencing life’s trials and am filled with concern. In your loving compassion, join me in my prayer, and I know our Providential God will hear us. Thank you, Saint Mother Theodore, for being at my side while I am in such need. Amen. Day…
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An open letter regarding the use of military force in Syria
Published on September 5, 2013
…courage, to risk speaking and acting for the common good.” In that spirit, we ask you to contact your two U.S. Senators and your Representative and urge them to vote against a resolution authorizing the use of military force in Syria. Instead, ask them to support U.S. leadership, in collaboration with the international community, for an immediate ceasefire in Syria and serious, inclusive negotiations for peace. (See below for contact information.) We know that the Senate Foreign Relations committee has…