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Sister Agnes Clare Buckley

...a teacher for so long.” Sister Agnes Clare also supported others with cards and phone calls. Her brother and others noted that if you asked Agnes what she wanted, she would say stamps, and not books – rolls! Sister Mary Fran Keusal, a band member, noted that, “If Agnes knew that someone had an ingrown toenail, she sent that person a card. I know how many cards she sent because I made hundreds and hundreds of return address labels for...

Where Your Treasure Is

...by thick concrete walls and by a system that had labeled her as less than human. As Congress begins negotiations for the 2019 budget, we know the Trump Administration has requested more resources to remove beloved residents like Sonia from our communities. The administration’s requests include: A massive increase in immigration detention – to 51,379 people in detention across the country every day Funds to recruit and hire 1,000 additional ICE officers, and Funds to compensate more local police to...

Conscience, Candidates and Discipleship in Voting – Part two

...background of abortion, climate change and the culture of exclusion, it is clear that the faith-filled voter who seeks to be guided by Catholic social teaching is confronted by compelling moral claims that cut across the partisan and cultural divides of our nation. The pathway from these crosscutting moral claims to decisions on particular candidates is not a direct and singular one in Catholic teaching, rooted in one issue. For this reason, the drive to label a single issue preeminent...

Witness

...the weak cannot fall lower than the lowest which is in you also.” I believe Will LeCroy can teach us an essential truth: Who among us deserves to be labeled, judged, discarded even, according to the worst thing we ever did? Rather, are we not called to honor human dignity and extend God’s loving design to all creation? To all persons? Surely just as we know that God loves us always and is never far from us, so are we...

Sister Mary (Mary Agatha) Carlton

...Officially Sister Mary was the volunteer coordinator and in that position interviewed volunteers and supervised their orientation. In addition, according to Sister Pat, Sister Mary assisted with the taking in and labeling of medications, restocking examination rooms, picking up supplies, cleaning the clinic and doing fund raisers. Sister Pat attributes their many returning clients to Sister Mary’s influence. Ever the gracious and generous woman, she did indeed ‘heal the oppressed,’” shared Sister Mary Roger. “Over the last five years, Sister...

Life-changing technology

The Sisters of Providence as a group have witnessed a lot of technological growth over the years. Sister Rosalie Marie Weller, the oldest SP, was born in 1911— the year before traffic lights were invented. Sister Arrianne Whitaker, the youngest SP, appeared in this world the same year disposable contact lenses became available — 1987. With this wealth and range of experience, we decided to ask a few sisters what was the most important piece of technology they have experienced...

Sister Mary Tomlinson: life changing experience from a Sisters of Providence Come and See weekend

Watch the video below. In this video clip, Sister of Providence Mary Tomlinson shares her very real experiences during a Come and See weekend with the Sisters of Providence that she attended soon after she began considering religious life. The weekend had a profound impact on her future. Today, Sister Mary, who entered the Congregation in 1990, ministers as development director for Guerin Outreach Ministries. Watch for more from Sister Mary in coming months, including a video clip on her...

Reflections from our Golden Jubilees

...country conducting workshops for our sisters sprung from the renewal called for by Vatican II. It was a privilege for me to meet almost all of our 1,400-plus members at that time. It was also a time of personal growth in spirituality and theology building upon my years of formal education (1964-69) when we had Sisters of Providence theologians and scripture scholars as teachers. Religious life keeps evolving; it’s wonderful and challenging to be a part of this ever-changing vocation....

Sharing their voice by ‘Giving Voice’

...reflecting on what we need to do to make sure the various voices are being heard,” Sister Tracey said. “We talked a lot about ethnicity and the culture of religious life,” Sister Corbin added. “A lot of what we talked about had to do with the changing face of religious life. It is changing to actually match the makeup of the Catholic Church right now. How do we make that transition? How do we go from a culture where most...

A sister and doctor: Meet Sister Arrianne Whittaker

...everything I had ever dreamed about in my life in order to allow for a new vision, one shaped and formed by the Providence of God to take root.” During her volunteer year at the clinic, Sister Arrianne drew closer to the Sisters of Providence. The Congregation’s motherhouse is located 10 minutes northwest of downtown Terre Haute. As she grew closer to the sisters and Congregation, her life plans were changing. “Through it all, I felt so blessed and happy...

Sister has life changing trip to Standing Rock Sioux Nation

Sister Joni Luna took this photo of the Standing Rock Sioux Indian Reservation at Standing Rock, North Dakota. Sister of Providence Joni Luna recently traveled from Indiana to stand with the Native Americans keeping vigil of sacred burial ground on the high plains of the Standing Rock Sioux Nation in North Dakota. She prayed together with more than 60 various tribes from across the world, which have gathered at Standing Rock. They call themselves water protectors not protestors, as they...

‘Were you there when they crucified, my Lord?’

...when they crucified, my Lord?” I reflect upon the people who were there … the women grieving at the foot of the cross, especially Jesus’ mother. I think about the men hanging with Jesus, grateful perhaps that they did not have to die alone or with nails piercing their hands and feet. I even consider Pontius Pilate, the authority figure who could have as easily dismissed the charges against Jesus as given in to the cries of the mob demanding...