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…your memories of Sister Eugene Francis in the comment section below. Memorial contributions in Sister Eugene Francis’ honor may be made to the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods. Sister Eugene Francis Keaveney Complete Ministry In Illinois: Teacher, Maternity BVM, Chicago (1947-50); Teacher, St. Joseph, Downers Grove (1950-52). In Indiana: Teacher, St. John the Baptist, Newburgh (1952-54); Teacher, St. Paul, Sellersburg (1957-59); Receptionist, Providence Retirement Home, New Albany (1993-94); Foster Parent/Adult Education Teacher, Providence Self Sufficiency Ministries, New Albany (1994-96);…

…God’s transforming love. To take Christ’s yoke is to bind ourselves to him. To take Christ’s yoke is to learn to be humble of heart. And Jesus says that if we take this yoke, we will find rest for the yoke is easy and light. To take Christ’s yoke is easy because it requires only this: To love God and to love others. Sister Bernadette Mary Carroll did indeed take Christ’s yoke and learn from him and, in doing so,…

…recommendation for Jackie, Sister Denise wrote that “She comes to the sabbatical experience with her usual degree of enthusiasm, dedication, openness to new ideas and a desire to use those ideas in future ministry.” Her pastor at St. John the Baptist described her as “intrinsically joyful, a gifted musician, a dedicated teacher, and a source of spiritual energy to the communities to which she belongs.” He wryly added that she is, “to put it mildly, a champion of women’s place…

…in the next apartment died, cared for the upstairs cat, listened to the sad story of a woman in need, prayed for one and another, called and sent notes to those in need of God’s providential care. I don’t think she knew a stranger. Everyone in the complex knew her. They referred to her as “Our Sister Margaret.” As you know, Maggie was severely injured four years ago in an automobile accident. The side of the car had to be…

Sister Camille Neubauer was ….. kind, generous, patient, welcoming, humble. She was encouraging, compassionate, a loyal friend and had a listening heart. Camille was inclusive, genuine, loving. And, she liked cupcakes and named the cars she drove, said Sister Paula Damiano in her commentary for Sister Camille Neubauer, formerly Sister Jude, who died on Aug. 14, 2019, at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana. She was 79 years old and had been a Sister of Providence for 57 years. Sister Camille Neubauer Sister…

…each room. Everyone knew each other and we dearly loved the sisters. Some days after school, I would go to Mary Jo’s house to play. However, her mother would sit down with us and we could not play until Mary Jo practiced her music lesson. Mary Jo’s mother died when she was only nine years old. She died from a simple dental procedure, so it was a great shock. Mary Jo’s brother Marvin was seven years older than she and…

…Phelan in her commentary for Sister Marijo Lynch, who died April 29. Christened Mary Josephine Lynch, she was born May 12, 1937, in Chicago to Charles and Catherine (Bush) Lynch. The oldest of five children, she attended St. Agnes Grade School and Providence High School, both in Chicago. “Sister Marijo was only 13 when her mother died from cancer. As a teenager she pitched in and helped with the younger children and the house. This is probably where the seeds…