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Sister Cathy Buster

...Recreation: Swimming, visiting with friends. Hobby: Cooking. Flowers and plants: Roses and geraniums. Sport: College and NFL football. Music/song: Classical/Let there be Peace on Earth. Pizza topping: Supreme. Holiday: Christmas. Author: Joan Chittister, OSB. Scripture passage: Let it be done to me according to your word. (Luke 1:38) Dessert: Chocolate anything. Time of day: Early morning. Season: Spring, new life. Actor/actress: Kathryn Hepburn. Saint: Mother Theodore Guerin Least favorite food: Any food with garlic. Least favorite course in school: Education....

Sister Rita Clare Gerardot

...and talked to the editor of the newspaper and did business. That was unheard of for women in those days to take that kind of role. Favorites Holiday: Christmas Author: Joan Chittister, OSB Scripture passage: Act justly, love tenderly, walk humbly with your God Dessert: Ice cream Time of day: Early morning Season: Autumn Actor/actress: Meryl Streep Comic strip: Zits Course in school: English/literature Saint: Mother Theodore Guerin My least favorite food: Parsnips My least favorite course in school: Geometry...

Sister Marsha Speth

...God’s arms, no fretting…and you will find happiness. —Saint Mother Theodore Guerin food: Peanut butter; it is so versatile! flower: zinnia comic strip: Baby Blues TV show: Masterpiece Theater vacation spot: any place by water recreation: anything outside hobby: baking or soup-making pizza toppings: spinach and feta cheese dessert: Italian crème cake time of day: morning season: autumn author: Barbara Kingsolver saint: Saint Mother Theodore Guerin outdoor activity: walking, hiking least favorite course in school: math least favorite food: sardines...

Sister Mary Esther Larkin

...school environment in 1983 and served as a librarian and tutor at St. Patrick, Fort Wayne, Ind., and St. Lawrence, Indianapolis. She returned to the Woods in 1989 and volunteered in several areas. “Sister Mary Esther was known to be an excellent teacher, spontaneous, but always organized and well prepared. A former student from the 1950s wrote to her after a recent class reunion, ‘You had no favorite pupils, but you were our favorite teacher,’” shared Sister Alexa. “The Gospel...

Sister Doreen Lai

...sisters have enriched my own and we continue this Providence journey together. Favorites website: Google hobby: crocheting sport: basketball animal: dogs dessert: cheesecake time of day: early morning least favorite course in school: English literature If I weren’t an SP: I’d be a missionary in China. Flower: bamboo; it bends but does not break vacation spot: a cabin in the mountains zoo animals: pandas and koala bears food: spicy noodles, chicken wings least favorite food: beans heroine: My great-grandmother Chin...

Sister Cathy White

...objectives. I’m part of a family that will support and give life-giving challenges,” she said. Favorites actress: Julie Andrews movie: Hook hobby: hand stitching sport: basketball animal: cat dessert: berry pies time of day: morning least favorite course in school: Latin If I Weren’t an SP I’d be: I’d be very sad. web site: Google course in school: biology food: chicken least favorite food: bosch pears saint: Mary Magdalene sinner: Mary Magdalene childhood activity: jumping into stacks of hay season:...

Sister Mary Irene Krohn

...simple — some would say uneventful — life,” continued Sister Mary Roger. “In ancient times, paper was scarce and expensive, so scribes would erase the manuscript and write over it. This is called a palimpsest. Each of us is the author of our own life. Through our decisions, choices and actions, we write the story that is clearly legible to all who care to read. Nevertheless, beneath the surface lies another message, barely discernible except to the practiced eye. “The...

Grace

St. Joseph’s Lake winter scene. Most people who have spent much time at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods have a favorite season here. Mine is winter. Actually, in January, it’s winter. In April, spring will be my favorite. In July … well, you get the point. Recently, I had the opportunity to spend some time at Luking Hermitage at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods. As I looked at the trees that circle St. Joe’s Lake, I wondered if Mother Theodore had seen and admired those very...

Sister Mary Montgomery

...my seventh-grade teacher, Sister Celine Therese Heck. She had to come back to work in the Express Hall at midyear. She would play softball with us on the playground. She gave us study guides for our tests. I loved that. She was so considerate. They all were. But she was one of my favorite teachers. I was fascinated by religious life. In third grade, my brother, Frank, had rheumatic fever and had to be home for many months. He didn’t...

Sister Ann Denise Reger

...at Owens, Lourdes and in Mother Theodore West. Some of you remember Ann Denise as an excellent swimmer and diver. During the time there was a swimming pool at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods open to the sisters, we saw her in action and watched her as a life guard. During her grade school and high school days basketball, bike riding, and swimming were her favorite activities. Her nephew Bourke could tell us about her bike riding with him as a passenger. Sister...

Sister Estelle Scully

...Catholic communicator with as deep and rich a background as Sister Estelle. She understands both print and electronic media, knows CTNA from the Affiliate side, and is thoroughly familiar with the varied needs of Catholic dioceses and other institutions in the United States.” But Estelle’s favorite ministry was her last, in Wyoming where she traveled extensively through the Cheyenne diocese which comprised the entire state. In 1997 she returned to the Woods. Here she would often talk about her long...

Never consent to take our books

...in the back of my closet, where I had curled up atop a pile of books. As an older child, I heard this story and thought that sounded like the most wonderful way in the world to sleep. Even as an adult, it seems cozy to me. I am imagining now sewing myself a blanket out of the pages of favorite books. I can think of nothing more blissful than to be surrounded by words and crinkly paper. When I...