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Sister Dina Bato Has a Sister of Providence been transformational in your life? You as a donor certainly are transformational in the lives of the next generation of Sisters of Providence. (See graphic at bottom of article.) Forming our newest Sisters of Providence is vital in preparing them to bring love, mercy and justice to a world in need. Sister Dina Bato professed final vows as a Sister of Providence in June. For nine years leading up to that she...
...Clare and Joann were arrested when they crossed an arbitrary line on base property. A total of 96 people were arrested; 85 were adults. “Our hearts and our prayers go with our sisters as they continue their action for justice and peace. We are also praying for an unbiased mind and just actions on the part of the judge for all those involved in the trial,” said Sister Ann Margaret O’Hara, general superior of the Sisters of Providence. “It is...

...lesbian bisexual transgender straight sister or brother, you are a unique and glorious reflection of God’s astounding creativity and love! Blessed are you when you dare to bring the truth of who you are into a loving relationship with others you heal and strengthen the Body of Christ! Blessed are you who challenge stereotypes and caricatures you bring light to the world! Blessed are you who speak out against religious hypocrisy you help to birth justice and peace! Blessed are...

Sisters Alma Louise and Mary Jean set out to register voters in Albany, Ga., during the civil rights movement. The Sisters of Providence join people around the world in celebrating Martin Luther King Day on Monday. Through various ministries and outreach programs, the sisters support human rights, anti-racism and other social concerns. If you have a chance, visit our Peace & Justice section for additional information on ongoing efforts. Whether it was Saint Mother Theodore Guerin who, returning from a...

...heart of God. Like Pope Francis before him, Pope Leo declared: “There will be no peace as long as the poor and the planet are neglected and abused.” A ‘Historical Burst of Energy’ I want us to remember Bernard Lee’s definition of charism as a historical burst of energy. I want the energy of our charism in this time to be united with that of Francis and Leo and all people of our day who seek love, mercy, and justice....

...that they support peace, justice, and sustainability. Forming a Delegation: Gather a group of three or more who commit to visiting local offices of legislators Start by designating a group leader and a note-taker. Group Leader: Before Meeting Set a pre-meeting date and location with legislator’s office staff, Find out how much time you have for the lobby visit, Decide which issues will be raised as well as the “ask,” Plan who in the delegation will raise which issues; decide...

A reading from Paul’s Letter to the Philippians 4:4-9: Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, Rejoice. Let your gentleness be known to everyone. The Lord is near. Do not worry about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. And from Psalm 96 “For you shall go out...

Sister Mary Ellen Kilday “Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, so I send you.” (John 20:21) “‘Peace. … As the Father has sent me, so I send you.’ This quote from the Gospel of John was a favorite of Sister Mary Ellen and supported her all the days of her life and especially during her 76 years as a Sister of Providence. She spent her life in spreading knowledge of God and his gifts to all...

Gospel: John 20: 19-23 On the evening of that first day of the week, when the doors were locked where the disciples were, for fear of the Jews, Jesus came and stood in their midst and said to them, “Peace be with you.” When he had said this, he showed them his hands and his side. The disciples rejoiced when they saw the Lord. Jesus said to them again, “Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, so...

Download Complete Interview with Sister Cathy Buster Current ministry: consultant Years in the Congregation: 54 Contact Sister Cathy at: cathybsp@verizon.net Q. What do you like most about Saint Mary-of-the-Woods? A. The peace, quiet and the serenity of this holy ground. Q. When I am not officially at work or involved in my ministry, you’re most likely to see me… A. Enjoying myself. Q. On weekends, I love to… A. Play and pray. I’m rather active in my parish on the...

...clips would be used on social media. Sister Mary Lou Ruck (right) with Volunteer Services Coordinator Sarah Knoblock. Here is a paraphrase of one challenging question. Why can volunteering at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods be a positive experience for the volunteer? Luckily the interviewee has time to think before the camera churns. Hope and peace Volunteering can be a source of hope and peace. Many visitors feel a sense of peace as they come through our gates. As for hope, what the world needs now is...

...What the world needs now is … A. Justice and peace for all. Q. What would you like to hear God say when you arrive in Heaven? A. Welcome home. Q. What is your biggest pet peeve? A. Intolerance, my own and others. Q. How did you meet the Sisters of Providence? A. It was when I was a little girl. My mom had a cousin who was a Sister of Providence, Sister Rose Angele Spalding who died in 2006....