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Maria Price: no longer a bystander
Published on March 5, 2009
…here, although I miss the farm and rural life very much. I found a peace-making and justice-seeking faith community soon after moving to Louisville and the community of St. William Church helped raise me. I found a life-partner, together now 12 years. My work has always been my faith in action: teaching religion, community organizing in order to allow disenfranchised communities to use their voice and build power for positive change, public policy work, and now fund development for a…
Obituary
Sister Mary Jo Stewart (formerly Sister Joseph Maureen)
Published on April 22, 2019
Isn’t it special that we gather during this Easter week to celebrate the life of Sister Mary Jo Stewart, whom God called to join her parents, Frank and Josephine Bohnert Stewart, and her brothers, Henry and Marvin, on Saturday morning of the solemn Easter Vigil, said Sister Ann Casper and Sister Mary Mark Dede in their commentary for Sister Mary Jo Stewart, who passed away on Saturday, April 20, 2019, at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana. She was 91 years old and…
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Ching Yi Tsai: trusting in Providence
Published on September 9, 2009
…Editha Ben, helped you through this year of candidacy? Sister Editha has always been very understanding and patient with me especially when I get so nervous about the materials to be read. She never puts any pressure on me. She always tells me to just relax. And I am always able to open up to share as she listens to me. She affirms me a lot in my ministry. She understands when I use Spanish words to express something. When…
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Sisters painting with Mike Sanders
Published on April 4, 2019
Mike Sanders (SP employee with the IT dept.) is offering monthly painting classes for the sisters and the first class was held on Friday, March 29. Sisters learned how to step out of their comfort zone and use materials other than paint brushes to create their master pieces. They used materials like aluminum foil to paint their magnolia trees. Mike gave them good advice. He said, “their paintings were not considered finished until they signed them.” Sisters showing off their…
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Leadership Team shares LCWR statement on divisive language
Published on August 15, 2019
…Those differences are our greatest strength; those disagreements are opportunities for growth. It is how we handle those inevitable conflicts that spells the difference between building the common good and destroying the bonds that bind this nation. In his address to the U.S. Congress in 2015, Pope Francis invited our political leaders to promote respect for the dignity of every human person and to renew their commitment to a spirit of cooperation. He also addressed each of us and all…
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“Providence has always guided my life”: Providence Associate Rae Huffman
Published on November 3, 2017
…at a conference and ended up in a small group of vowed women from various congregations, and I shared that I felt different because I was not in a congregation. One of the sisters said to me that my family was my congregation, and that I could live out God’s will within that relationship. Providence has always guided my life. How do you live out your commitment to the PA relationship? I try to keep in touch with other associates…
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Music, nature, environmental justice all part of young Providence Associate’s call
Published on May 12, 2022
…youth groups and congregations. My parents were both English teachers, so reading and education in general were always of the utmost importance. More specifically, I was indirectly taught to ask questions and allow space for people to share opinions that contrasted from my own. They inspired me to be introspective at an early age, with my posing questions to myself such as “Why do I feel discomfort on this topic?” I have an older brother, Nathan, who was introspective like…
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Sister Marie Kevin Tighe
Published on April 7, 2006
…ever tell you that you might have a vocation to become a sister?” I answered simply, “No. Sister.” That was the end of the conversation. I began to think about this seriously and to discuss it with a priest in my parish. One day he said to me, “I want you to begin thinking about what community you might like to join.” Almost immediately I said, “I think I want to be a Sister of Providence.” He responded, “Thanks be…
Sister Profile
Mary Jane Newnam
…entered the Congregation on July 21, 1948. She professed first and final vows on Jan. 23, 1951 and 1956, respectively. She ministered as an educator for more than 40 years, beginning in 1951 at St. Andrew, Chicago. She taught in other schools in Illinois, as well as schools in California and Indiana. In 2003, she returned home to the Woods and volunteered in several ministries. She was described as a free spirit, happy-go-lucky, and oblivious of the need for plans….
Sister Profile
Amadeus Rolinger
…old and had been a Sister of Providence for 77 years. Sister Amadeus entered the Congregation on Aug. 15, 1928. She professed first vows on Feb. 26, 1931, and final vows on Aug. 15, 1936. She ministered as a teacher at schools in Indiana, Illinois and California. In 1971, she began a ministry of tutoring emotionally challenged children at St. Vincent Children’s Home in Freeport, Illinois. She returned home to the Woods in 1986. Sister Amadeus’ name means “Love God.”…
Sister Profile
Ruth Sampson
…old and had been a Sister of Providence for 66 years. Sister Ruth entered the Congregation in February 1947. She professed first vows on Aug. 15, 1949 and final vows in 1954. She ministered as a teacher, director of religious education, a Montessori specialist, a tutor, teacher of English to non-English speakers in Indiana, Illinois, California, Massachusetts, Maryland, Mississippi, North Dakota, South Dakota, Main, Florida, Taiwan and Washington, D.C. Sister Ruth was known for her spirit of freedom and independence….
Sister Profile
Patricia Linehan
Sister Patricia, better known as Sister Pat, is a native of Cincinnati. Currently, she ministers as a freelance artist in Terre Haute, Indiana. Sister Pat entered the Congregation on August 16, 1993. She professed final vows on August 12, 2000. She has an RN from St. Francis School of Nursing in Seattle, and a bachelor’s degree in nursing from the University of Washington, also in Seattle. She also earned a master’s degree in education from the University of Washington and…