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Sister Profile
Barbara Battista
Sister Barbara was born in 1957 in Indianapolis. She entered the Congregation in 1985, taking first vows in 1988 and final vows in 1993. Of her ministries, she has served as a Clinical Oncology Pharmacist and Family Medicine and Prenatal Care Physician Assistant, as well as ministering in occupational medicine. She also served as adjunct faculty at the graduate and undergraduate level and currently ministers as the Community Organizer/Justice Promoter for the Congregation. Sister Barbara said she enjoys camping. “I…
Obituary
Sister Leona (Mary Charlene) Walsh
Published on June 10, 2010
…her loving Provident God. There seems to be a constant theme among her friends and those who have ministered and lived with her — describing Sister Leona as generous, kind and selfless in her concern for the needs of others,” said Sister Jenny Howard in her commentary for Sister Leona Walsh, who died June 10. Leona Marie Walsh entered this world 15 minutes after her identical twin sister, Sister Emily, on Sept. 21, 1930. The twins were born in Saginaw,…
Story
A Journey in Love, Mercy and Justice
Published on July 13, 2010
The cover of the pictorial history shows the steeple of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. A Journey in Love, Mercy and Justice: a pictorial history of the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods celebrating 150 years of service among the people of God is now available online! This pictorial history was published in 1989. The editor was Sister Mary Roger Madden and the designer was Sister Dawn Tomaszewski.
Story
Religious Life Through the Generations
Published on January 5, 2009
…authority; conformers; sacrifice; adherence to rules; work before fun; savers of money Adaptive or Mediating Generation (1932-1944): value loyalty and pragmatism; respect authority; savers of money/pay cash, not credit; adherence to rules; highest number of volunteers come from this generation Boomer Generation (1945-1963): optimistic; value involvement; pay later/use credit; workaholics; crusaders; question authority To listen to the complete audio or to view the transcript, click on the links below. To view snapshots from the life of each sister, click here….
Story
Love, mercy, justice – In the footsteps of our foundress
Published on September 26, 2006
…her own understanding and experience as well as from prayerful reflection and exploration of how others approach and understand Christian practices. The practices included in the book are: Prayer, Hospitality, Honoring the Eucharist, Sabbath Keeping, Honoring the Body, Feasting and Fasting, Discernment, Responding to Life with Humor, Reconciliation, Homemaking and Community Shaping, Singing Our Lives, Honoring the Dead, Honoring Mary, Valuing Education and Valuing the Arts. The essays were written to show that while the externals of a practice may…
Story
A gadget-happy Sister
Published on May 26, 2011
…two foreign languages to one language and one unit of computers and statistics to satisfy their degree requirements. That was in the 1960s, and she’s been plugged in ever since. “Shortly after I finished my doctorate, I was principal at St. Ann School (Terre Haute) for a while and then I went to work for a computer company in Chicago. I came back here when the college computer offerings were first beginning in 1982 and I’ve been here ever since….
Story
Registry records every woman who has entered the Congregation
Published on September 8, 2011
Since Nov. 9, 1840, every woman who has entered the Sisters of Providence has had her name recorded in one of two entrance books that are kept in the Congregation’s Archives. Now, thanks to our partnership with the Indiana Historical Society, the first entrance book has been digitized and is now available online in an easy-to-read format. Working with the IHS’s Historic Document Preservation Program and the Preservation Imaging Lab, the 300 pages of this unique registry provide a wealth…
Story
Archives: keeper of the stories
Published on May 18, 2012
Have you ever thought of Archives as being a ministry? Perhaps not, but according to Sister Marianne Mader, Archives researcher, it is. “[Archives] is a way of connecting with other people,” she notes in the summer 2012 issue of HOPE, now available online. The Sisters of Providence are blessed with an awesome Archives. Truly, this department was created when Saint Mother Theodore Guerin put pen to paper and wrote her journals as well as thousands of letters to her sisters…
Story
Help the saints!
Published on December 5, 2012
The official portrait of Saint Mother Theodore Guerin (Saint Theodora). Our director of Archives, Sister Mary Ryan, teaches a class on community history that’s held for the benefit of our postulant. However, sisters and staff members are invited, so I’ve been privileged to sit for several of these classes. Time and again, as she shares about various influential SPs, I’m often struck with the thought, “she should be a saint!” I assure you that one canonization is enough for the…
Story
A historical snapshot of the SP human rights efforts
Published on January 18, 2014
…rights during the 1960s ignited during the summer of 1964 with riots in larger cities. In 1965, Sister Marie Perpetua, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College president, received a letter from civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr., asking colleges for their help in recruiting faculty and students to assist that summer with his education program SCOPE (Summer Community Organization and Political Education). The council gave the College permission to participate and two sisters on the faculty volunteered: Sister Mary Jean Mark and…
Story
Our Lady of Providence Shrine to be re-dedicated
Published on March 19, 2014
…of families today are great,” Sister Dawn said. “Prayer is one way of bringing the needs of the family to God.” Besides visiting the shrine, prayer requests may be sent online at https://spsmw.org/spirituality-prayer/contact/. “Shrines are ‘containers for God,’” said Sister Jan Craven, the director of shrines at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods. “This e-shrine is one of those sacred spaces where people can feel safe and people are changed when they come here. It all comes back to prayer. We have a special…
Story
So very human: Making an e-book of Mother Theodore’s words
Published on October 8, 2014
…is a master at work. She writes tender, careful comfort to her sisters in need of it, and then she sends deliberate, sharp discomfort to shake them out of complacency when they need that too. She focuses her language directly to her audience, pulling out all the best techniques to stand firm with those in power but never show disrespect. She works her magic to make various bishops think it was all their idea in the first place. She makes…