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…others. Yet, she persevered. She helped Mother Theodore open the new community’s first mission — a parish school in Jasper, Indiana — and served as its superior. Later, she was assigned to Vincennes, where she was during the troubling years where Mother Theodore was harassed by the (likely mentally unstable) Bishop de la Hailandière. She was a companion and loyal friend during those trials. An example to the end of the pious, fervent religious, the last stage of her apostolate…

…admitted to mistakes that created additional burden on the community, Mother Theodore forgave her and changed nothing in her attitude toward Sister Basilide. These problems do not even scratch the surface of who she was. Sister Basilide was a capable teacher, alert and quick to master the language. She was successful in any class, spontaneous and affectionate, accepted by all she came in contact with. Her versatility covered a wide range — from solving a difficult problem, to relating a…

…Born in 1806, Sister Olympiade entered the congregation of Ruillé after several years of hospital experience. From the beginning of her time in Indiana, she undertook the most arduous tasks. No phases of the pioneer labors were accomplished without her. Although she had imperfect English, she had many medical skills. She offered these to the sisters and the surrounding communities. Sister Olympiade was in charge of the washing, ironing and mending of boarders’ clothes, baking bread for more than 40,…

Illustration by Phil Velikan from the children’s book “Saint Theodora and her Promise to God,” depicting the scene on the ship traveling to the United States where Sister Ligouri falls upon Mother Theodore. In the Sisters of Providence Mission Advancement office, Sister Liguori is a bit of a legend. She was the object of one of Mother Theodore’s funniest journal lines. During a storm on the Atlantic, Mother Theodore wrote: “The vessel rolled around like a nut on the sea….

…and thorough mending of garments. She served for a short, unsuccessful time as superior at the Vincennes mission. Later, she had a much more successful experience in the orphanage there. Mother Theodore wrote many letters to her there, counseling Sister Mary Xavier on meekness and self-command. It was Sister Mary Xavier who was with Mother Theodore when she was detained at Vincennes by the bishop. And it was Sister Mary Xavier whom Mother Theodore entrusted the keys, money and papers…