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A zest for swimming
“The pool was magnificent,” said Sister John Mary Rifner. It was just one line in the “Important Events 1840 to 1972” in the card file in the Sisters of Providence Archives, but it caused a lot of stories to be told and memories to be relived. The line was “June 29, 1953: Permission to swim given to Sisters of Providence for the first time.” One of those sisters who shared her memories of that glorious decision was 80-year-old Sister John...
Sister Kay Manley
...for my hidden self to grow strong…. (Based on Ephesians 3:16). Favorites food: mom’s chili book: Gift from the Sea vacation spot: near the ocean recreation: playing cards sport: watching football song: I believe pizza topping: sausage and onion holiday: Thanksgiving author: Joyce Rupp, OSM dessert: vanilla ice cream time of day: morning season: spring – new life actress: Barbra Streisand heroine: my mother saint: Saint Mother Theodore Guerin outdoor activity: walking style of music: reflective least favorite food: shrimp...
Sister of Providence released from prison
...very thankful for the outpouring of support from friends and family who sent hundreds of letters and cards to her and visited with her during her incarceration. “The list of memories and feelings of gratitude are so many,” she said. Sister Ann Margaret O’Hara, general superior of the Sisters of Providence, continued her support for Sister Kathleen. “I pray in gratitude for Sister Kathleen’s courageous act of justice and for her supportive ministry of presence with so many other women...
Three Sisters of Providence arrested in Georgia for participation in non-violent protest at Army base
...College. Master’s degree in reading from Cardinal Stritch College. Master’s degree in theological studies from St. Meinrad. Current ministry: Ministry of Care volunteer, volunteer with Providence Self Sufficiency Ministries, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods. Teaching ministries: St. Anthony School, Indianapolis (1949-1950); St. Andrew School, Chicago (1950-1953); St. Sylvester School, Chicago (1954-1960); St. John the Baptist School, Fort Wayne, Ind., (1961-1964, principal from 1964-1969); Holy Cross School, Indianapolis (principal, 1972-1979); Other ministries: Supervisor of schools, Archdiocese of Indianapolis (1969-1972); religion educator, parish minister, St....
Sister Jan Craven
...make a difference that has true, deep meaning, a lasting difference. “To be with this band of wild women is my idea of a great time. It is the ‘www,’ meaning wonderful, wild women; wild in the best sense of the word. They’re not afraid to take chances that are worth it, not afraid to take a risk, not afraid to make their mark on the world.” Favorites actress: Susan Sarandon movie: Sweet Magnolia hobby: crafts, cardmaking sport: ice skating...
Sister Jane Maher
...“Though Sister Jane was a very private person, she loved people. A good card player, she enjoyed even more than the game, the camaraderie. She loved her family and was delighted when she got an e-mail address that made communication with them easier. She loved this community, and she loved the children she taught so well. Yes, Holy Spirit, she knew you! “Sister Jane loved nature. Her family was one of the first to gift our motherhouse grounds with a...
Sister Mary (Mary Ephrem) Hickey
...her family and delighted in visits with them. On at least one occasion it is said that they stayed up all night playing cards! Sister Mary also had six relatives who were Sisters of Providence, including her great-grand-aunt, Mother Anastasie Brown [general superior of the Congregation from 1868 to 1874] and her grand-aunt, Sister Mary Borromeo Brown, the author of the first volume of the history of our Congregation,” continued Sister Margaret. A primary school teacher and principal, Sister Mary...
Sister Cathy White
...of the time I know what I’m doing and why I am doing it,” Sister Cathy said. Without hesitation, Sister Cathy said her best day as a Sister of Providence was her profession of final vows. “That was wonderful. Sister Jenny Howard and I professed together. We professed the vows and signed the cards. Then I looked up and saw the church filled with Sisters of Providence and knowing what I just said, it seemed like we were just one....
Sister Nancy Nolan
...father worked in the Sears Tower and she thought it would be hit. We tried not to frighten them. Favorites Quote: “When caution is everywhere, courage is nowhere to be found. We shall die yet of prudence you will see.” – Cardinal Suenens, Second Vatican Council Book: Leadership and the New Science by Margaret Wheatley Movie: Rainman TV program: 60 Minutes and Person of Interest Sport: Chicago Cubs; they foster patience and hope. (Any team can have a bad century!)...
Sister Ann Clement Voegerl
...when she left home, some children were born after she entered the Congregation. She especially enjoyed weekends when her brothers and sisters got together at the lake or park and played cards, sometimes even before they ate breakfast. These weekends caught her up on all the family stories,” said Sister Maria. “Goodbye, Sister Ann Clement — Dots — we will miss you, but what joy you are now experiencing,” said Sister Marie. The Mass of Christian Burial for Sister Ann...
Sister Helen (Alma Francis) McCarthy
...cards and checkers and just chat with anyone who stopped in. The cheerful words of greeting made all feel that they had known her all their life,” said Sister Mary Ann. “One sister said, ‘Sister Helen made us all feel like a bishop as she would kiss our hand. A special treat that she would share with friends were milk-chocolate caramel candies,” continued Sister Mary Ann. “We have been blessed with the presence of one whose life was a reflection...
Sister Helene Marie Kelly
...are aware of: her work ethic — she was always busy; her faithfulness to her correspondence — letters to family, cards to the sick and lonely, cheery messages; her consistent prayer life; and her love of the Eastern shores and eating fish,” said Sister Ruth. “So now we bring the body of our sister and friend to this sacred place — promised to you in baptism, united to you through sacred vows. Sister Helene Marie passes from death to life,...