


Here you will find stories about those together in mission with the Sisters of Providence who share the unique spirit and gift of Providence. These partners say “yes” to God’s action in their lives and sense that they are somehow co-creators with God in bringing about a loving, merciful and just world. They do this through prayer, education, service, advocacy and financial support in whatever circumstances of life they find themselves.

What I did not anticipate was just how much my mom would enjoy receiving the adoption packet.

The happiness and smiles I get to witness when I introduce recipients to “their” alpaca during a visit is a gift for me.

'So today I say a very sincere thank you!'

Our handsome alpaca Monte needed surgery for an infected jaw. Thanks to our loving staff, medical support team and financial supporters like you he got the care he needed.

In this short video, Sister Marie Grace Molloy shares about ways the Sisters of Providence and our supporters lift each other up.

91-year-old Sister Noralee Keefe shares with you about her friend Willy the elevator.

In this short video, Sister Ann Casper shares with you about our need for replaced and refurbished elevators for our elder Sisters of Providence.

"This is where YOU become part of the story of what creates hope. Your gift to us, in whatever form it comes — as financial supporter or partner in mission, a Providence Associate or volunteer, a co-worker or family member — means the world to us."

It’s that time again. Children and teachers are returning to their schools and their classrooms. This time of year brings to mind some of our favorite teachers from our own school days. Were you taught by a special Sister of…

During our yearly Saint Mother Theodore Guerin Evening, we offer a special thanks to all of you, our contributors. We would like to highlight here a few special supporters who were recognized this year.

I know there’s something about Saint Mary-of-the-Woods that sets it apart from other places — it’s holy ground. It feels like home and it keeps drawing me back.

Water damage to the foundation has caused the walls to bow outward. If we do nothing neither the shells nor this historic building will last for future generations to admire.