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Read moreSo many people hold so many great memories of Sister Barbara. Yet for Sister Barbara memory is the challenge. In 2010 Sister Barbara was diagnosed with dementia of the Alzheimer’s and vascular types.
Read moreNow she spends her retirement years preparing food for shut-ins, working with the parish bereavement committee and tutoring students in English as a second language.
Read moreCatholic sisters are funded by the Catholic Church, right? Actually, no; although many Catholics and non-Catholics alike hold this misconception.
Read moreYes, our sisters minister wherever they are, long after they pass retirement age. Somehow, Providence leads them to critical unmet needs to which they can respond. For Sister Kathleen, it’s being a face of Providence in healthcare.
Read moreBut when people point out she is still doing too much, she often responds with the wise words of her friend, Sister Jeanne Knoerle, “What are we saving ourselves for?”
Read moreThis year is a pivotal year in the direction of our communities and our countries, no matter where we live
Read moreGod calls us today to do what the disciples did 2,000 years ago – to create communities of love
Read moreLet’s take our place then in a long history of mask wearers and mask makers. Let our masks keep ourselves and our neighbors safe and well.
Read moreTraditions are ways for us to pass along the memories from one generation to another.
Read moreFor these reasons and with all due respect we ask you to clarify your much-publicized praise for Mr. Trump’s leadership
Read more‘There were, and continue to be, many good things that have come from this time …’
Read moreHere 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.