Become a Sister
Here you will find stories about some of our newest Sisters of Providence. You’ll read about some of our seasoned Sisters of Providence living out their ministries. And you’ll find stories and opportunities for discerning whether life as a Sister of Providence might be for you.
Explore life as a Catholic Sister with the Sisters of Providence
Single Catholic women ages 18-42 are invited to the Come and See retreat
Reflections for Reception into the Novitiate
Stephanie, I invite you to come now and begin the journey as a canonical novice of the Sisters of Providence
A Note from Sister Barbara Battista: August 12, 2024
Voting in elections is how we voice our values and shoe genuine respect for others
Sister of Providence Annual Meeting 2024
The Sisters of Providence and Providence Associates gathered for their annual meeting that began on Friday, June 28, and concluded on Wednesday, July 3. Over this six-day event, there were many activities, including a Green Space Blessing and Sister Leslie…
A reflection on the first profession of vows by Sister Leslie Dao
'It is my privilege now, on behalf of this Providence Community, to call Sister Leslie to her first profession of vows.'
Sister Leslie Dao professes first vows
'I feel drawn to Mother Theodore's zeal, courage, caring and loving ...'
Oral history: Sister Barbara Ann Bluntzer
'It is the rich life I have had in so many ways here and branching out and able to see and enjoy and believe, and hopefully bring people to a new place in their own lives.”
‘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
Explore life as a Catholic Sister
The retreat will offer you time for prayer and listening to what God might be asking you
Crossing the bridge into community: Postulant Stephanie Rivas
In September, Stephanie Rivas became the newest woman to join Sisters of Providence. Being a risk taker and breaking boundaries is not new to Stephanie.
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.
