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Sister Ann Lucille Mortell
Sister Ann Lucille Mortell “We know that all things work for good for those who love God, who are called according to his purpose.” (Romans 8:28) “This reading seems especially appropriate for one whose love of God was so transparent to those of us who knew her,” said Sister Mary Roger Madden, referring to Sister Ann Lucille Mortell, who died March 12. Lucille Helen Mortell was born Oct. 21, 1912, in Chicago to Stanley and Eva (Vitkus) Mortell, who both...
Providence Associates photo highlights 2012
...Associates Joann Kennelly and Rachel Ambrose after the California renewal ceremony in September California renewals: left to right – Providence Associates Pat Ruck, Linda McMahon, Sister Cathy White and Providence Associate Jeannie Smith assist in the renewal of commitment for Providence Associates Rachel Ambrose and Joann Kennelly. California: left to right Sister Cathy White with Joann Kennelly and Rachel Ambrose as they renew their commitment to the Sisters of Providence as Providence Associates. Christ Cathedral, Diocese of Orange County, CA...
Sister Dolores Ann Linhart
...could God not be with us? It is rather we who tend to be elsewhere. Today, as we sit here reflecting on the ever present God of love, Sister Dolores Ann is experiencing within her deepest self this profound mystery, said Sister Mary Roger Madden in her commentary for Sister Dolores Ann Linhart, who died Wednesday, May 6. She was 88 years old and had been a Sister of Providence for 69 years. Born on May 5, 1927, in Chicago,...
Sister Laura Ann McLaughlin
...Letter to the Romans How fortunate we are to have had Laura Ann McLaughlin with us for these past 53 years. The reading that was chosen for her wake service tells us that “we are one body in Christ and individually parts of one another.” Laura is part of us and will remain so. How blessed we are to have her with us still, said Sister Patty Fillenwarth in her commentary for Sister Laura Ann McLaughlin, who died Dec. 26,...
Providence Associates annual meeting festivities
...Chapter. Sister Jenny Howard presents to the Providence Associates during their annual meeting on the Congregations efforts and successes at inviting new members. Providence Associate Sheila Donis, back center, near behind some of the beautiful table decorations she hand crafted for the meeting. Providence Associate Sheila Donis, right, along with, from left, Sisters Mary Ann Stewart and Joan Slobig, prepare the altar cloth during the Jubilee Mass celebration. General Superior Sister Denise Wilkinson addresses the Providence Associates during their annual...
Sister Anne Doherty dies; was 14th general superior of Sisters of Providence
...Ind., which is now listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Saint Mother Theodore Guerin founded the Sisters of Providence at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods in 1840. Today, Sisters of Providence minister in 13 states, the District of Columbia and Asia, through works of love, mercy and justice. More information about the Sisters of Providence and their ministries can be found at SistersofProvidence.org. Sisters of Providence on Facebook @spsmw on Twitter Sisters of Providence on Instagram Sisters of Providence YouTube channel...
An unbreakable promise
...made by Mother Theodore. These include the ship the Nashville, a map of Indiana showing the missions established up to 1876, the story of the ship voyage and the promise, intertwined initials, floral patterns and the all-seeing eye of God. An annual procession Many Sisters of Providence and others walk toward the Saint Anne Shell Chapel during the Saint Anne Procession. Every year since 1844, on the eve of the Feast of Saint Anne, the Sisters have processed to the...
Ministry of Care: homemaking for healthcare residents
...mouth of the sisters,” says Sister Su-Hsin. “In these ways I believe I provide a sense of community for them and a home to sustain them.” About the author: Sister Ann Casper is currently Executive Director of the Sisters of Providence Mission Advancement office, a position she has held for 11 years. For the past year, Sister Ann has served as a mentor to Sister Su-Hsin as she continues on her journey toward final profession as a Sister of Providence....
On spirituality and aging
Sister Ann Casper (formerly Sister Kenneth Ann), accompanies Sister Mary Michael Lager, a celebrant at the Congregation’s 90s and older party. As I began reflecting on the “spirituality of aging” for this article, I soon knew that I would have to change the topic from spirituality of aging to spirituality and aging. This comes from my favorite definition of spirituality: “True Christian spirituality is faith raised to a lifestyle.” Our spirituality is about living our experience of God. We do...
Teacher’s School Prayer
The following is a prayer from a teacher’s perspective written by Sister Ann Casper. O God, is that piercing sound really the alarm clock? And is this really the first day of school? My students are probably struggling to wake up, just as I am. I’ll grab my coffee and they’ll down their energy drink. Help all of us get movin’ as we begin this school year. Kids worry a lot about “fitting in,” and I worry that I will...
Fuchsia folder holds thank-you letters and blessings
Executive Director Sister Ann Casper signs what she hopes are the last thank-you letters to be transported in the historic fuchsia folder. Her new folder is navy twill. Have you ever had an article of clothing that long ago had served its purpose, but you just couldn’t bear to part with it? How about a fuchsia-colored, plastic folder? Well, probably not … but that’s what I can hardly bear to part with! After all, before I became director of our...
Survey, legacy fund, phonathon and more! News from the Mission Advancement office
...future. Friends and benefactors of the Sisters of Providence who have supported our past capital campaigns may wish to consider a gift to the legacy fund. Generous partners have providentially sustained our mission since Saint Mother Theodore Guerin arrived at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods in 1840. With your support, this precious legacy will continue. For more information about donating to the Foley Legacy Fund, contact Sister Ann Casper at 812-535-2801. Naming the legacy fund in honor of Mother Mary Cleophas Foley is...