Peace & Justice
As a community dedicated to advocating for the marginalized, we Sisters of Providence join our voices with others in speaking out about many peace and justice issues of great importance in our world. Learn more about justice concerns dear to our hearts here.
The Season of Creation 2022: Meatless Mondays and More
Pray and reflect on the gift of food
The Season of Creation 2022: Listen to the Voice of Creation
May this 2022 Season of Creation renew our ecumenical unity!
Sisters join Catholic Climate Action Projects
While no one of us is completely responsible for the climate catastrophe we are facing, each of us has a responsibility to do our part
The Season of Creation 2022
Listen to the sounds surrounding you. What are you hearing? How is Earth calling to you for action?
In Service to Life, All Life
As engaged Catholic citizens we call on all people of faith, and especially our Catholic companions, to advocate for comprehensive legislative reform that supports the thriving of all life.
Congregation shares statement on MPP ruling
Note: The following is a joint press release from the Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc., and the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR). We stand in solidarity with this statement, which was released on Thursday, June 30, 2022. Catholic Leaders…
Congregation shares LCWR statement on action to prevent gun violence
We pledge to stand with all who seek to put an end to the epidemic violence in our land and to follow the path to peace.
Congregation issues statement following Uvalde, Texas, shooting
Our future and our children deserve better
Our commitment to Laudato Si’ Action Platform
We are excited to represent the Providence Community to be part of Pope Francis' call to address the most urgent needs plaguing Earth and the poor and to take this focus into our daily lives.
Leadership Team shares LCWR Statement and Congregation commitment
Our Leadership Team wanted to share with all of you the following statement from the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR), and our recent Chapter Commitment of Racial Equality and Equity.
Racism’s infection within American healthcare
The United States government needs to recognize how their mistakes and how systematic racism as a whole has ruptured the relationship between Americans of color and their nation’s healthcare system. Mending this relationship will require the development of a healthcare system that resonates with people of color and intends to atone for the wrongs of the past in order to show that the medical community is worthy of being trusted.
Sister Joseph Ellen Keitzer: Blessed by the African American Catholic Community
t’s been a wonderful journey. I love the people. I’ve been so blessed by the African American community. Having shared their story, their faith, their dependence on God, my own journey as a Sister of Providence has been really transformed."
