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...by physical force and might. Jesus’ mission is not about self-preservation; it is one of self-sacrifice for the salvation of all humanity. His approach to ruling is beautifully summarized in the Preface to the Eucharistic Prayer in today’s Mass: As King he claims dominion over all creation, that he may present to you, his almighty Father, an eternal and universal kingdom; a kingdom of truth and life, a kingdom of holiness and grace, a kingdom of justice, love and peace....

...my life. Since my lovely wife, Susie, went to school here (Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College), I have always had a love for the beautiful campus and for the Sisters of Providence. It has been a great joy for all of us to build this little log structure that represents where it all started. My hope is that this little structure helps all people find hope, peace and love from God.” About the Sisters of Providence The Sisters of Providence, a congregation...

When Sarah Knoblock’s sister was an intern for White Violet Center for Eco-Justice in the early 2000s, Sarah wanted to come and help. “I volunteered a few days with her at White Violet Center and had spent the night in Guerin Hall with her,” Sarah said. “I loved that Guerin Hall felt historical and had some of the beautify of European-style buildings. “I also volunteered at White Violet Center in 2019 when I moved back to Terre Haute. I mostly...

...to be around the atmosphere and the wholeness of the Woods is really great. And this involved a depth of spirituality I didn’t expect. It has been really awesome,” Tara said. “I come here and I feel so much peace. The retreat helped me to realize the sacrifice that this place is built on.” She said she found it very humbling. Here we share some photos from the weekend retreat. The Providence Associate relationship is open to women and men...

...a smile in her voice.” Perhaps this stemmed from her delightful sense of humor which made others laugh, too. “The Dash” poem ends by asking: “When your eulogy is read and your life’s actions recounted, would you be proud of the things they say about you and how you lived your dash?” I think we can all agree that Edna could say a definite YES to that question. May you rest in peace, dear friend. Funeral services for Sister Edna...

...body and mind began to fail her. She never forgot her manners she learned at 1605 S. Center Street. She always thanked her visitors for coming to see her. When the end came, Sister Luke went very peacefully home to God. There was no struggle. She is now with her beloved family and friends and enjoying eternal life. We thank you, Sister Luke, for gracing our lives with your presence. Mass of Christian Burial for Sister Luke Crawford was Tuesday,...

...college, that she found an answer. She was writing a Mother’s Day letter to her mother. She felt the Holy Spirit tell her, “You’ve got to at least give this a try.” So she agreed. OK, she’d give it a try. And immediately she felt at peace. So she wrote in her card to her mom, “I’m thinking about becoming a sister. But don’t tell anyone yet.” By the time she came home on the next visit, everyone knew. Sister...

...I can’t imagine what it must’ve been like for Betty to be reunited with her parents and all her siblings, especially those she never knew. May she rest in peace and joy. Services took place Thursday, June 5, and Friday, June 6, at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind. A Wake took place from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m., Thursday, June 5, with Vespers at 4:30 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial took place at 11 a.m., Friday, June...

...presence of God here at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods. Our drive around campus continued to impress, not just the quiet and peaceful surroundings, also the majestic motherhouse, cemeteries, spiritual landmarks and college buildings. Experiencing the Woods in person the first time assured us we made the right decision. We were called here for God’s purpose, to the right place, at the right time. I imagine Saint Mother Theodore Guerin felt that way too. (Originally published in the Summer 2021 issue of HOPE...

...again. Somehow our hearts find a home in these familiar, particular and precious treasures. Today, on her feast day, it may be good for us to think a little about what Mother Theodore’s treasures were, where did her heart find a home, find peace and courage? I will name three yet I want to emphasize: we each see from where we each stand. So I don’t expect they will be the three each of you would name. In other words,...

...to Saint Mother Theodore Guerin during an orientation sneak-preview of the nearly completed shrine. Candidate-associates and their companions embrace during the sign of peace at the orientation Mass. Sister and Providence Associate companions join hands in prayer with Providence candidate-associates during Mass in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Candidate-associates and their companions spend time getting to know one another in Reilly auditorium, Owens Hall during their orientation. A candidate views the displays in the shrine of Saint Mother Theodore...

...left, Terry Urban and Marilyn Rausch make their commitments as Providence Associates. Sisters of Providence Companions extend their arms in blessing over the new Providence Associates. New Providence Associate Susan McDowell, center, offers those around her the sign of peace. Providence Associate Marilyn Rausch with her Sister of Providence Companion Sister Susan Dinnin. Sister of Providence Sister Rosemary Borntrager declares her companion Jennifer Calvert, seated, ready to become a Providence Associate. Sister Lisa Stallings pins the Providence Associate pin on...