What meaning do you find as you sit with the phrase “for to God, all are alive?”
Read more‘I invite you to join me in calling to memory each day, someone who lives strongly in your heart.’
Read more‘In providing spiritual counseling to a patient at the bedside, I feel as if I am performing an act of breaking and sharing the bread of life with that patient.’
Read moreIs there a scripture passage that has never made sense for you? One that continues to challenge you?
Read moreRecently, I read that Catholic gays seek out communities where they can be safe and secure. That is one main reason why I like being a Providence Associate of the Sisters of Providence. Being a Providence Associate has enabled me to grow spiritually and feel more at home as a Catholic gay person.
Read more‘Thank you Mother Mary for choosing and calling Mother Theodore to lead the mission to Indiana.’
Read moreWe know Mother Theodore because she wrote. The storyteller in Mother Theodore shines clearly today as so many of us make use of what she left for us. We speak of Providence in our lives with the quiet confidence of children who learned at the feet of a loving parent.
Read more‘I believe a deep and abiding relationship with our Provident God is important and enhances all others.’
Read more‘I feel like I can make a difference in the lives of families and their children …’
Read moreSister St. Theodore, her given name as a Sister of Providence, accepted with humility her assignments. Even so when they were difficult, providentially acquiring new knowledge along the way that would benefit her in God’s plans for her future.
Read more“The God of Providence carries the entire mystery of the divine, ever trustworthy, never failing. The God of Providence offers all the possibilities for ourselves and the world, including both what God wants to happen and what God is willing to let happen because God honors the gift of human freedom. The choices are ours — truly free, but ever grounded in the grace of God, the Holy Mystery of Providence, about which there is ever more to be discovered.” – Sister Ruth Eileen Dwyer