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...Indiana and was principal at Saint Joseph School in Hawthorne, Calif. Of teaching, Bernadette said, “It has been wonderful. I would do it all over again.” Sister Bernadette Mary Carroll Teacher for 28 years in schools in Indiana and California In Indiana: St. Catherine, Indianapolis (1946-47); St. Benedict, Terre Haute (1947-53); St. Andrew, Indianapolis (1953-54); St. John, Newburgh (1954-56); St. Simon, Washington (1956-58); St. John, Vincennes (1961-66). In California: St. Elizabeth, Van Nuys (1941-44); St. Ambrose, Hollywood (1944-45); St. Anthony,...

...Indianapolis. In 2000 I found myself in a state of depression, because, among other things, I was overcommitted. (I’m a One on the Enneagram — all of me was out there “fixing” everything, and there was nothing left inside. I hadn’t taken very good care of myself.) One day I came to the Woods to rest and meditate, and I walked into Providence Center. I picked up a brochure that had the photo of Saint Mother Theodore on it and...

...Today, Sister Barbara has a successful career in the medical field in addition to being an SP. Growing up as number six of seven kids in an average family in Indianapolis, young Barbara never imagined she would become part of a Catholic congregation of women. “We were Catholic, but not overly devout,” she says. “You know, we went to church every Sunday, but that was pretty much it.” As a teenager, Sister Barbara didn’t have a clear vision for her...

Sister Susan Dinnin, at left, enjoys an angel food treat with Stan Peloza to mark his 96th birthday. Sister Susan’s care enables Stan to age in place in the home where he and his late wife lived for many years in Indianapolis. For Stan Peloza, 96 years young, breakfast frequently brings the opportunity to share his stories with his good friend, Sister of Providence Susan Dinnin. He talks about growing up in Croatia, emigrating at age 9 to an Italian...

...she had injured her ankle. At first, a slight lameness was the only consequence, but in later years, the injury worsened and necessitated a cane. She was a gentle person, thoughtful and considerate of others, much loved by the Sisters who recognized the refined “southern lady.” She carried out her religious duties with love and devotion. May she rest in peace! This is her complete ministry: In Indiana: Teacher, St. Agnes, Indianapolis (1921-22); Teacher, Sacred Heart, Evansville (1922-24); Teacher, St....

Nuns on the Bus Several Sisters of Providence had the opportunity recently to meet with Sister Simone Campbell and the “Nuns on the Bus,” a Catholic group which places an emphasis on social justice. In anticipation of Pope Francis’s speaking engagement with Congress, Nuns on the Bus made stops in several states before heading to Washington, D.C., for the address. In Indiana, they stopped in Evansville and Indianapolis. Sister Mary Mundy and Sister Arrianne Whittaker both offered details regarding the...

...alma mater at the Academy before resuming superior duties at St. Catherine in Indianapolis, commuting from the nearby St. Joseph Industrial School. It was during her 1919 assignment at All Saints, Hammond, Indiana, that the invitation to volunteer for the China mission brought her dream within reach. As the automobile rounded the gate, her heart echoed the hymn of praise and gratitude for her readiness to bring her 25 years of religious life as an educator in many different settings...

...a presentation on post traumatic growth, two witness talks, a forgiveness guided meditation and a session on how to grieve gracefully. Despite COVID-19, 28 persons attended this retreat (held Sept. 26-27 at Fatima Retreat House in Indianapolis), providing strong evidence of its need. Sister Connie Kramer, at right, in her retreat ministry. Here, pre-Covid, she stays in touch four years later with women who attended her grief retreat. During the retreat, Sister Connie referenced the work of Father Ron Rolheiser,...

...on October 5, 1930, in Indianapolis. She attended St. Anthony Grade School and St. Mary Academy, both in Indianapolis. Sister Marceline Mattingly taught Helen’s older brother, Bill, and remembers Helen as a third-grader. (For the sake of our guests who might be wondering about the math, Sister Marceline celebrated her 100th birthday in November). She related, “Every day short and plump Helen appeared in the big boys’ playground and would just stand there staring at me with her hands behind...

...Whole classes of people face discrimination on a daily basis because of how their realities overlap: discrimination in housing, the workplace, our churches, our criminal justice system, health care, our immigration system. Online only! 2017 alumnae reunion photos Find photos and updates from alumnae reunions! Immaculata, Washington D.C. Indianapolis All Girls Catholic High Schools Reunion. Marywood, Evanston, Illinois. Marywood, Orange, California. Providence High School, Chicago. Providence Juniorate/Aspirancy. St. John Academy, Indianapolis. St. Rose Academy, Vincennes, Indiana. Newsnotes Obituaries Upcoming events...

...latter years was to experience the fruits of the Spirit: Especially, her peace, unbelievable patience, her mildness and goodness, said Sister Ann Casper in her commentary on Sister Michael Ellen Green, who died Sunday May 15, at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods. She was 86 years old and had been a Sister of Providence for 65 years. Dorothy Ellen Green was born July 22, 1929, in Indianapolis, to George and Dorothy Perkins Green, members of Little Flower parish. Her sister Joanne and husband...

...1966. She professed perpetual vows in October 1972. Currently, she ministers as the Coordinator of Circle of Grace Program at the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. Recently, Sister Cathy was asked to reflect on her time as a woman religious and she wanted to share those thoughts with everyone: “As I mark this milestone, I am very grateful to Providence for inviting me into this journey 50 years ago and for sustaining me all along the way. When I entered the Sisters...