Sister Sophia Chen (Shiu-Ying)
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Sister Sophia is a native of Taiwan. Currently, she is on sabbatical in Taiwan.
Sister Sophia (Shiu-Ying) entered the Congregation on July 12, 1990. She professed final vows on August 14, 1999.
She graduated from Taichung Normal University with a degree in preschool education. She also has a bachelor’s degree in fine arts from Tainan Women’s College of Arts and Technology in Taiwan.
Sister Sophia has ministered in Taiwan.
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Sister Sophia is featured in the following content on the Sisters of Providence website:
- The legacy of Providence lives on in our sisters in Taiwan
- Providence University in Taiwan
- Arts & Music ministries
- With great gratitude for our sisters who further the mission of God’s Providence in Asia
- Visiting Taiwan
- Eight Sisters of Providence celebrate 25- and 50-year Jubilees
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Sister Sophia Chen listens to another sister during table discussion.
Sister Sophia Chen
Eight Sisters of Providence attended a 25- and 50-year Jubilee celebration at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana, on Saturday, June 27. Photographed with the General Council are (front, from left) General Superior Sister Denise Wilkinson, Sister Mary Ann Stewart (50 years), Sister Anna Ho (25 years), (second row) Sister Mary Beth Klingel, Sister Kathleen Leonard (50 years), Sister Betty Paul (50 years), (third row) Sister Lisa Stallings, Sister Martha Rojo (50 years), Sister Sophia Chen (25 years), (back row) Sister Claire Hanson (50 years), Sister Dawn Tomaszewski, Sister Jeneen Howard and Sister Mary Tomlinson (25 years).
Sister Delan Ma, Sister Sophia Chen and Sister Dawn Tomaszewski sightseeing at a Buddhist Temple.
Sisters Sophia Chen and Josephine Bryan chat with table members David Fuhs, mission advisory board member, and Sister Barbara Battista in the foreground.
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