Advocacy & Action
“Without distinction of persons, do good to all for the love of God.” -Saint Mother Theodore Guerin. Join us on our journey of advocacy and action for all people and for all Gods’ creation. Learn more about our mission for environmental and social justice.
‘Everything is Connected’ — Our Climate
We need to make fundamental changes to our economies and behavior
The Cry of the Poor
Can we hear the cry of the poor and respond collectively and individually for justice?
‘Todos, Todos, Todos’: It will take all of us
Sister Emily TeKolste featured in Global Sisters Report
Monthly prayer with the Sisters of Providence on March 7
Join Sister Barbara Sheehan and others who will lead a prayer on the topic of Women's History Month
Ecological Economics
Our purchases, our choices in the things we use, what we wear, the foods we eat, the way we warm and light our lives, the ways we move around our world – these are all economic decisions.
Sister Susan Paweski featured in Global Sisters Report
Sister Susan Paweski featured in Global Sisters Report
Monthly prayer with the Sisters of Providence on Feb. 7
For the month of February, Sister Evelyn Ovalles will lead prayer on the topic of Valentine's Day
Make a difference today
The holiday is meant to offer citizens a time of reflection, in addition to the possibility of community service and to celebrate King’s contributions to the civil rights movement as well as recognizing the ongoing fight for civil rights, equality and justice.
Jesus, our model for breaking boundaries
Whenever Jesus crossed the cultural expectations of his time, healing happened. This is exactly what we are called to do today.
Breaking boundaries as Providence people
Humility calls us to embrace the entire human community without exception. Everyone deserves to be loved and respected. We are all siblings one to the other.
The Sisters of Providence: A history of justice
“The work of Justice, of promoting systemic change that protects planet Earth and promotes human rights, is essential to answering our call as Sisters of Providence.”
Sister Marilyn Kofler: Breaking boundaries through education and gentle influence
“I wanted to be a priest, but I knew I would be a sister,” she said. Priesthood for women was not an option. “You didn’t even talk about it,” she said.
