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Reitz Memorial Catholic High School, Evansville, Indiana
...for by donations from several parishes. Five of the sisters moved in to the convent in February 1939. After additions were made to the house, all the sisters were established there by Nov. 8, 1939. In February 1968, ground was broken for a new convent. The sisters moved in during Holy Week in 1969. By 1979, only a few of the sisters at the convent were teaching at Reitz Memorial, and in February 1988, Rev. Ray Kuper, the superintendent of...
Providence High School, Chicago
...of Flatwoods, KY, went to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ November 14, 2024, in Ashland Community Hospice. Ann was a member of the Providence High School, Class of 1950. Ann was a wonderful mother who enjoyed Italian cooking, intricate puzzles, and bingo. She was very artistic and had a flare for creating beautiful pictures with colored pencils. In lieu of flowers, donations are suggested to Autism Speaks, Tunnels to Towers, or www.kcfi.church ANN GENEVIEVE ROE OBITUARY (December...
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...become an intern at White Violet Center for Eco-Justice. Spend three months to a year harvesting vegetables from the organic garden, helping shear alpacas, learning to spin fiber, weave or knit – the sky is the limit! Perhaps you’re looking for a new career? Review our employment opportunities with the sisters. We also offer many positions in health care. You can also support the sisters with your monetary donation, which helps to further the mission and ministries of the SPs....
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...of Providence. We would be happy to send you a copy three times a year. Would you prefer to read HOPE online? Read articles and sign up for email notifications for new issues here. Fill out my online form. We want you to receive HOPE magazine and are happy to send it free of charge. But if you wish to offer a donation to help defray our costs, that would be a blessing to us. Thank you! Donate online today...
The life of Saint Mother Theodore Guerin: a one woman show
...well of her never faltering trust in Providence, resonates for our lives today.” – Lorraine Kirker, St. Hubert Catholic Church, Langley, Washington Plan your presentation! The presentation is 30-60 minutes, depending on the audience, with a question and answer period afterward which often proves to be a lively participatory experience. A suggested donation of $250 is requested for the performance. Materials can be sent in advance to prepare the audience for the presentation if requested. Prayer cards and brochures will...
Lifting each other up: YOU did it!
...God bless you all!! Thank you so much for loving and caring for our elder Sisters of Providence. We appreciate you! Our hearts are full of gratitude and love. If you missed the chance to support this campaign, we are always in need of donations to allow us to share our mission of love, mercy and justice with people in need. You can still support us here! God bless you always for your generosity and love. About our elevator needs...
Seeds Sown: Former Students Remember Sisters of Providence Teachers
The late Sister Joyce Brophy, SP “You may not live to see it, but you will have sown the seed.”— Matthew 13 Shortly after the death of Sister Joyce Brophy, SP, a former student and colleague pledged a monthly donation in her honor. “How can anyone know that I was taught by the Sisters of Providence?” she asked. “I still bow my head reverently when I say ‘Jesus.’ I cover my face completely after Communion, to say my prayers of...
Providence Associate Beverly Adams: How it Started
...is still very instrumental in my life. Since Sister Jo has gone to the motherhouse, I have become a Giver Each Month (GEM). I always thought donating would exceed my budget. But I’m here to tell you, the donations are friendly to any budget. It’s a pleasure to financially help the Sisters of Providence each month. By becoming a Providence Associate and a GEM, I am helping to continue the valued, well-needed ministries of the Sisters of Providence. As Saint...
Sisters schedule Winter Used Book Sale
...in the Foley Room across from Linden Leaf Gifts inside of Providence Spirituality & Conference Center at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, located 10 minutes northwest of downtown Terre Haute. Categories of hardbacks and paperbacks will include gardening, spirituality, fiction, Bibles, autobiographies and biographies, health and wellness, history, children’s books, crafting, non-fiction and more. Items are not pre-priced. Pricing is by freewill donations that directly support the Sisters of Providence and their ministries. For more information, click here, call 812-535-2947 or email lindenleafgifts@spsmw.org....
New Miracle Home building to serve more elders in need
...due to limited space, we urgently needed a larger venue. “Over the past two years, thanks to the support and guidance of relevant government departments, the hard work of the construction team and the donations of money and goods from religious circles, businesses and kind-hearted individuals, the assistance of volunteers in fundraising sales and the dedication of our colleagues at Miracle Home, we have made this new Miracle Home possible.” A ‘Beacon’ of Hope Sister Dawn was also given the...
2026 Way of the Cross for Justice
...faith traditions a spiritual pilgrimage of prayer — creating sacred space for reflection, memory and response as they meditate on the scenes of Christ’s suffering and death. The practice of walking the Stations to commemorate the Passion of Christ is said to have begun with Saint Francis of Assisi, whose devotion helped shape this enduring expression of faith. There is no cost to attend the program, but freewill donations will be accepted. For more information, call 812-535-2952 or email provctr@spsmw.org....
Sisters to host Way of the Cross for Justice prayer service
...pilgrimage of prayer – creating sacred space for reflection, memory and response as they meditate on the scenes of Christ’s suffering and death. The practice of walking the Stations to commemorate the Passion of the Christ is said to have begun with Saint Francis of Assisi, whose devotion helped shape this enduring expression of faith. There is no cost to attend the prayer service, but freewill donations will be accepted. For more information, click here, call 812-535-2952 or email provctr@spsmw.org....