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Gospel reflection
May 1, 2022: Third Sunday of Easter
Published on April 28, 2022
…you wanted; but when you grow old, you will stretch out your hands, and someone else will dress you and lead you where you do not want to go.” He said this signifying by what kind of death he would glorify God. And when he had said this, he said to him, “Follow me.” Reflection What has been remarkable for me in the Resurrection narratives is Jesus’ complete acceptance of his disciples just as they are. Not once do we…
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Sister Mary Roger Madden celebrates turning 100 years old!
Published on December 29, 2020
Sister Mary Roger Madden “She is one of our treasures in our community. She’s one of the very special people. She’s the one person who speaks the truth. She has a heart of gold and she’s my very best friend.” Sister Jeanette Marie Lucinio is talking about Sister Mary Roger Madden, who has had a busy December. During the month, Sister Mary Roger recently celebrated 80 years in the Congregation and also turned 100 years old, joining Sister Marceline Mattingly…
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2019-20 Annual Report
Published on April 27, 2021
Truly, you have made our mission your own, at a time when the world is so in need of hope and of the love, mercy and justice that our Providence God calls us to share. In gratitude for a remarkable year during unprecedented times, we do thank God now with all of our hearts!! And we certainly thank you. Sister Dawn Tomaszewski, SP, General Superior, May 2021 Read more of Sister Dawn’s message to our generous supporters and take a…
Obituary
Sister Jeanne Knoerle (formerly Sister Mary Gregory)
Published on June 10, 2013
“Sister Jeanne Knoerle has told us she was born at home during a snowstorm on Feb. 24, 1928. She must have come in quickly, just as she left us quickly on Monday, June 10, 2013,” said Sister Jean Fuqua in her commentary for Sister Jeanne. Jeanne was born to Bernedine and Harold Knoerle in Lakewood, Ohio, a part of the greater Cleveland area. She had an older brother, Hal, who preceded her in death. Jeanne’s younger sister, Anne Schram survives….
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In it together
Published on April 20, 2014
…was unsure her partnership would last as long as it has. “I didn’t really come in here thinking I would stay forever,” Vicki said. But that’s what life is like working with the Sisters of Providence. As Karen noted, working with the sisters gives one a sense of family. Staff member Karen Sagraves. Karen has worked part-time as music director for Central Christian Church, Terre Haute, Ind., for more than 25 years. She spent a handful of years out of…
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Sister Olympiade Boyer : a founding Sister of Providence
Published on October 14, 2014
…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,…
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A sister and doctor: Meet Sister Arrianne Whittaker
Published on July 15, 2016
…connection to the Sisters of Providence,” Welker said. “For me, obviously it’s non-traditional that a Sister of Providence would want to become a doctor. But how unique it is that someone who made that commitment for life would also want to make this commitment through service, serving those who are underserved? It’s quite a dynamic tie. It helps us fulfill our mission.” While Sister Arrianne said she is not quite sure what she wants to practice, she said she would…
Obituary
Sister Ruth Eileen Dwyer
Published on October 7, 2011
…who knew Sister Ruth Eileen spoke about her influence on them. ‘She was always larger than life,’ one said, ‘and such a strong and purposeful role model for us girls.’ And another: ‘I wish I could have gotten to see her again. She left a remarkable impression on me and I will always remember her.’ Four of the men in the class, commenting on what a great teacher she was, praised especially her unique ability to relate to the boys,”…
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Bittersweet news from Educational/Family Services
Published on January 27, 2015
…assessment of the financial situation shows that EFS can no longer maintain itself in the coming years,” Sister Mary Tomlinson, development director for Educational/Family Services said. “I know it has been a vibrant ministry for these years, but the time comes for all ministries to complete their mission.” And so we ask you to join us here as we reminisce. Check out the photo album below for photos from the ministry through the years. We would like to celebrate all…
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First chapel visited by Saint Mother Theodore Guerin on her arrival at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods to be re-created
Published on September 14, 2011
…also is an example of recycling at its best,” Sister Denise also said. “The Terre Haute Convention and Visitors Bureau is proud of all of our community partners and we are particularly proud to provide financial assistance for this historical re-creation,” said David Patterson, executive director. “What the Sisters of Providence stand for in their mission reflects well in our community and this is part of our ongoing relationship that, hopefully, will extend well into the future. We have partnered…
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Advent and God’s Providence
Published on December 6, 2020
…Mother Theodore Guerin Saint Mother Theodore Guerin came to America in 1840 to form a mission and school in Indiana. Her advice to her fledgling community was, “If you lean with all your weight upon Providence you will find yourself well supported.” Examining the challenges her community survived highlights that Mother Theodore meant a carrying through, not a protection from, difficulties. Today, as together we suffer through the pandemic, her words are a gentle reminder of God’s love and support…
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Providence Family Services’ Annual Rummage Sale Breaks Records
Published on December 22, 2015
…This year’s poem, “A Great Big Thank You,” is featured below. A GREAT BIG THANK YOU Once again we celebrate a wonderful day. ‘Twas a “Sale of the Century” we’re glad to relay. The cast of characters all knew the routine And they each did their parts like a well-oiled machine. The collectors and deliverers arrived right on cue And filled the garages with things old and new. Next came the BVM kids—the greatest in town Who transported our…