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...respectively. In a way, Joan seemed destined to be here, for she sent to archives a postcard of the St. Anne Chapel, which her mother had received in 1910 from a cousin, when the mother was just 7 years old! To prepare herself as a teacher, Sister Joan earned a bachelor’s degree in education from Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College and a master’s degree in the same field from Ball State University. She taught in parochial school classrooms for 38 years, all...

...receptionist and had a special ministry of prayer for Sister Diane Mason and the Providence Associates. She loved to play cards, and indeed, played pinochle until just a few weeks ago. She slipped away from us Tuesday evening. Marie Victoria, thank you for your dedication to the mission of the Sisters of Providence. And thank you for keeping us laughing. Funeral services for Sister Marie Victoria took place Thursday, Sept. 10, and Friday, Sept. 11, in the Church of the...

...a banner in the entrance procession. Provildence Associate Barbara Linton and her companion Sister Kathleen Desautels embrace after the pinning. Sisters Denise Wilkinson and Dawn Tomaszewski receive written commitments from the new Providence Associates, escorted by their companions. In the foreground are Providence Associate Barbara Linton and her companion Sister Kathleen Desautels. Cathleen Flynn and Arthur Snyder sign their commitment cards as Providence Associates. New Providence Associate Arthur Snyder during the entrance procession. From left, new Providence Associate Jeanie Fentz...

...Provildence Associate Barbara Linton and her companion Sister Kathleen Desautels embrace after the pinning. Cathleen Flynn and Arthur Snyder sign their commitment cards as Providence Associates. Sisters Denise Wilkinson and Dawn Tomaszewski receive written commitments from the new Providence Associates, escorted by their companions. In the foreground are Providence Associate Barbara Linton and her companion Sister Kathleen Desautels. The congregation blesses the newest Providence Associates, gathered around the altar in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Providence Associates Adrienne Curtis-Davis...

If you Google “thanksgiving day” as I did, be prepared for a wide variety of articles, Wikipedia entries and “further references.” What got me onto “Googling” was feeling so disturbed by the violent attacks in Paris as I shopped for Thanksgiving cards. I just couldn’t reconcile the two realities — my feelings about hatred begetting violence and gratitude evoking thanksgiving. What freed me to get a few thoughts down for this reflection? A memory, a reading and a prayer …...

...stuff. My faith is strong. I made the best decision of my life when I entered the Sisters of Providence 82 years ago.” Cake, 100 birthday decorated cookies, cupcakes, punch and snacks were served to everyone. The 100 cookies came from form students of Sister Marceline. They also sent her a card which included notes from each student. Sister Marceline said she intends to respond to all with the help of another former student. Also, a former student of Sister...

...glamorous as Christmas cards may show. It was real and it was authentic. Christ was born as a human being. He had real hurts. He struggled emotionally at times. He experienced joy. He taught others to believe through his modeling of hard work. This baby relied on Mary to hold him and comfort him. This baby relied on Joseph to protect him. This baby relied on the shepherds to wait for his birth. And this baby relied on his disciples...
...the 4,090th organ built by Wicks. Owens Hall was built in the 1950s and opened in 1959 as the Novitiate for approximately 150 novices and postulants. Later, it was converted to private rooms for sisters. The novice sisters attended Mass every day at Saint Joseph Chapel, and that organ was played by many sisters, including Sister Camille Neubauer. Sister Camille Neubauer Sister Camille was taught how to play the organ by Sister Cecilia Clare Bocard – who also taught at...

...all women? Some of them are well known; others are known only in smaller circles. I could write a letter, send an e-card or make a phone call to thank someone for their efforts. Maybe they are girls/women who have died, but have made a significant difference in my life or in the lives of all women. I can still thank them or honor them in some way. Lastly, how do I place the Divine Light shining within me, not...

...Year of Mercy. The gift came from Sister Barbara Bluntzer. While a guest at Corbe House, she gave each of us a lovely prayer card of “Pope Francis’ Prayer for the Jubilee Year of Mercy.” I had a difficult time responding to the requests. I discovered I didn’t have many thoughts about mercy. To tell the truth, I have never really thought about or prayed with the mercy word in “works of love, mercy and justice.” The blog reflection was...

...cross on the forehead. Greets the residents. Asks them how they are. If someone is not in the dining area, he stops by their room to check in. If someone wishes to speak with him one-on-one, he welcomes it. If he misses a sister or another resident on his morning visit, he leaves a card saying he was there. “It’s amazing how they miss it if they think I’m going to pass them by,” he said.” It’s a genuine joyful...

...filled with merchandise that reflects the values and spirit of the Sisters of Providence. You see, Linden Leaf Gifts is not just a store, it is a ministry. When you enter Linden Leaf Gifts you will find the religious goods you might expect. There are wonderful items with the image of Saint Mother Theodore and Our Lady of Providence that will inspire you. You will also discover handcrafted jewelry, cards, quilts, aprons and wall hangings created by sisters who are...