


In 1841, our Foundress, Saint Mother Theodore Guerin, accepted the first student at the Saint Mary-of-the-Woods Academy. For the decades since and still today, our Congregation continues its ministry of education in all its forms. We have deep love for and cherish the relationships we have with our former students. Learn about some of the schools we have ministered at here. Are you an alum looking for a favorite teacher? Find her here!

Because of Mel and the good sisters, I share their vision of caring for others with love, mercy and justice.

Most importantly, she gave because she believes in the work of the sisters, past and present. Her gift allowed her the opportunity to be a part of that work and to honor two women whom she admires greatly.

Catch up on the latest news and happenings from the Sisters of Providence!

Thank you to all who hosted, planned and attended! We hope you made the most of your time reconnecting and reminiscing.

Catch up on news from the Sisters of Providence, from COVID-19 to Earth Day to a new alumni association.

Words cannot express how grateful we are for those who faithfully supported us in whatever ways they could.

Let us commit to "keeping Guerin alive" through our continued relationships with one another and through living the values of love, mercy and justice that were the foundation of a Guerin education

Perhaps the quickest way to find information on an individual sister is through the Find-A-Sister capability on our website here. Here you can search by name or key word to find information on our living sisters and our sisters who have died within the past several years.

At the time, Brian Eckstein was unaware of the impact having Sisters of Providence as teachers would have on him as he got older. But when he and his wife, Wendy, had their sons Collin and Trent, those memories all…

Although the building is closed, our love and care and prayers for each young woman or man who called Guerin “home” will never end. For it is the people who are “Guerin Hig

'We Sisters of Providence, who continue to benefit from the thoughtful Christian women you have become, promise we will not forget you'

This Memorial Day, I hope you will remember some hero or heroine of your own, an obscure apostle, perhaps.