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...now receive for interment at the Sisters of Providence, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, the cremains of persons other than members of the Congregation. Whose cremains may be interred? Persons with significant and long- standing relationships, including Providence Associates, family members of sisters, former members of the Congregation, members of St. Mary’s Village Church, alumnae/i of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College and of other schools where Sisters of Providence taught, our partners in mission (e.g., co-workers, volunteers) and persons in need of proper burial. Spouses...

...learn English, for human services assistance, and, upon hearing of Sister Carol’s lifetime of teaching music, for music lessons for their children. Providence in the Desert was born. A program of Guerin Outreach Ministries and a sponsored ministry of the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind., Providence in the Desert is a not-for-profit ministry that depends on grants and donations in order to continue and grow. Last year, Martha’s journey with Providence in the Desert came full circle. The...

...to profess their final vows. Sisters Tracey and Arrianne stand to come forward and profess their vows. The oldest living Sister of Providence, Sister Mary Roger Madden, assisted by Providence Associate Ezra Meadors, during the entrance procession Family members of Sisters Arrianne and Tracey sing the prelude. Sisters Arrianne and Tracey commit to lives as Sisters of Providence. Sisters Arrianne and Tracey pray during the vows ceremony. Sister Arrianne kisses the Bible during her vow ceremony. Sister Tracey makes the...

...could join the Dominican Sisters of Viet Nam, they made possible her total gift of self to help carry out the mission of that community. And now as the Dominican Sisters let go of My Huong and gift her to us, they enable new possibilities for this community of Providence to be blessed by My Huong’s desire to be an instrument of God’s Providence. Good to be here This is why it is good for us to be here …...

...God and with the Sisters of Providence community? Learn more about becoming a Providence Associate. Join us! Sister Joan Kirkpatrick and her Providence Associate Candidate Companion Sue Sheeran enjoy the beautiful day while getting to know one another better New Providence Associate candidates are blessed by the Providence community Providence Associate Candidate Mary Gemma speaks with her sister companion Providence Associate Marilyn Webb companions candidate Carol Ann Woodfall Candidate Rita O’Donohue and her sister companion Sister Mary Rita Griffin walk...

...connected, if we remain faithful to the call of the Holy One, our life will prosper and bear much fruit. Our call Sister Mary Montgomery with new Providence Associate Gwen Goebel I believe that is our call as Sisters of Providence, and your call as Providence Associates. To be so connected to God and God’s grace that we make visible the love of God. Or, in the language of this faith community — we become God’s Providence, God’s face for...

...the Sisters of Providence. Applications are currently being accepted for those considering being a Providence Associate in the coming year. The application deadline for this year is June 30. Providence Associates are people of faith, ages 18 years and older, who share their own unique gifts and talents with others while walking with the Sisters of Providence. The Providence Associate relationship with the Sisters of Providence began in 2007. Currently, there are more than 300 Providence Associates in the United...

...Indiana. The school’s mission statement reads, “A Catholic, coeducational, college and career preparatory high school serving Indianapolis, Providence Cristo Rey High School offers a transformational educational experience to students with economic need.” Sister of Providence General Councilor Sister Laura Parker. SP, (from left) along with Providence Associates Marilyn Webb, Donna Watzke and Jude Magers, former Providence Cristo Rey board member Sister Jenny Howard, SP, and Sisters of Providence General Councilor Sister Carole Kimes, Vicar Jeanne Hagelskamp and General Councilor Sister...

...trying not to shove . . . (During the recent annual meeting of the Sisters of Providence at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, a panel of five Providence Associates of the Sisters of Providence each shared what drew them to the Congregation and how they live out the mission of Providence. Over the course of the next several weeks, we will share those Providence Associates’ reflections here. You can learn more about the Providence Associate relationship with the Sisters of Providence at www.ProvidenceAssociates.org.)...

Feast Day of Saint Mother Theodore Guerin Leading up to the canonization of Saint Mother Theodore Guerin, one of my overriding memories is that we Sisters of Providence said that we wanted to share her with the world. General Superior Sister Dawn Tomaszewski during the Feast Day Mass with Father Terry Johnson. Throughout our history, Sisters of Providence had recognized that Mother Theodore was a saint — now it was time to let that story be known more fully —...

...was formed to build and grow the mission of the Sisters of Providence. This mission of love, mercy and justice could be lived out in areas where the sisters could not be. As people of Providence, the Providence Associates continue to share the mission in our local communities, joining with Mother Theodore and all Sisters of Providence who have helped strengthen this foundation of faith. Where will faith lead this community of Providence in the future? “The way is not...

...continuing gratitude – gratitude for giving us a living document, a living expression of how we aspire to live Providence. Living Providence compelled her to be one of the founding sisters of Women of Providence in Collaboration – a group of Canadian and U.S. women religious whose congregations bear the name of Providence. The member congregations began to and still continue to develop the theology and spirituality of God as Providence. Lastly, let’s imagine Barbara as a chrysanthemum. In the...