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...if she slid into prayers at the last minute it was because she stopped to help someone or to find water for a stray kitten. She loved the great outdoors, every animal she ever met and was always surrounded with plants and flowers,” continued Sister Catherine. “Her mischievous side: Sister Richard Bussing said, ‘We never knew what Sister Deidre was up to. Once when she and her sisters were on the third floor of Providence, there was a noise at...

...of the modest beginnings of the shrine: “Soon not only the parishioners but other Romans from the surrounding country flocked to the shrine. Many graces and even miracles were attributed to the prayers said there, and ‘ex-voto’ offerings soon adorned the walls near the picture. The Barnabites recorded also that a great improvement could be seen in the morals of their parishioners.” In 1774, Pope Benedict XIV authorized the Confraternity of Our Lady of Providence. Pope Gregory XVI elevated it...

Sister Mary Pius Regnier The following is the commentary from the wake service for Sister Mary Pius Regnier, held Nov. 30, 2005. A reading from the Letter to the Hebrews: In the days when he was in the flesh, Jesus offered prayers and supplications with loud cries and tears to the one who was able to save him from death, and he was heard because of his reverence. Son though he was, Jesus learned obedience from what he suffered, and...

...gentle woman who valued the presence of God in her life and witnessed to this by her prayer. Even on the day after she fell and broke her clavicle, she joined the group with whom she prayed each morning at 10 a.m. Community prayer was a very important element in her life. When she could no longer see to read the Breviary, she obtained the prayers on tape so that she could listen to them and pray with them,” continued...

...in this room right now, in the rain this afternoon, in a pastoral visit I had yesterday, in the sipping of coffee with a friend this morning. It is God’s presence in the conversations. I do see an importance in saying prayers with others and uniting our voices, however. I think gesture and ritual are important, too. But, I think living is prayer…or at least can be. I see God in the sunrise and the awakening dawn while facing east...

...was delighted and excited about the election of Barach [sic] Obama as President. It was long overdue. I wish him the best. He has my support and prayers. Sister Barbara Doherty From the very beginning of this election time, I was for Barack Obama. I am a dedicated feminist, but I saw in Obama the only person who had the capability we desperately needed, if anyone could do it, to bring back our nation to some economic stability. The numbers...

...we were heavily “religious” for that time. Traditional grace before meals and bedtime prayers for us children were the extent of faith expressions at home. When I was old enough to get my homework done and stay up until 11 p.m. I would sometimes accompany my father to his “holy hour” at church. We prayed the rosary together and then spent the rest of the time in quiet prayer and spiritual reading. I loved this shared time with my father...
...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...

...the prayers and reading the Scripture and taking on my faith as an adult. I was in a wonderful parish community, — the same parish I was raised in, St. Joan of Arc in Indianapolis,” she said. “I was coming back into the Church and getting pretty excited about that. As it happened, the postulants for the Sisters of Providence then lived in the same parish.” Then tragedy struck. Barbara’s younger brother, Eddie, died in a work-related accident. “It was...

...eye and loving presence. We will remember you in our prayers. We thank you for being you and for living your life and faith so well. You are an inspiration to us. Your radiant light shines on in our midst,” said Sister Mary. The Mass of Christian Burial for Sister Mary Evangelista was celebrated Nov. 6 with the Rev. Daniel Hopcus presiding. She is survived by one sister, Marie Bowers of Monroeville, Ind., and one cousin, Sister Marilyn Herber, SP,...

...Sister Ann. “The service she gave to so many was supported by her life of prayer. When she retired to the Woods, she had more time to spend in prayer. She spent hours in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel, and she was faithful to joining the sisters for morning and evening prayers,” said Sister Ann. “When I was pondering how to close these reflections on the life of Sister Angela Rose, I could almost feel her nudge — her not-so-gentle nudge...

...Look Like in an Expanding Universe?” by Jim Schenk, “Prayers to an Evolutionary God” by William Cleary and “Evolutionary Faith” by Diarmuid O’Murchu, MSC. Sister Alexa: Of course the late Father Tom Berry’s work is essential for an understanding of the new cosmology. If a reader doesn’t know Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, his early work, “The Divine Milieu,” is a good introduction. Also useful is Cletus Wessels’ “Jesus in the New Universe Story.” Theologians Karl Rahner and Bruno Barnhart, OSB,...