Providence Spirituality
“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
November 27, 2022: First Sunday of Advent
During Advent, we are invited to consider many comings
Congregation shares LCWR statement in response to Colorado shootings
The Providence Community adds our voice and prayer by sharing this statement
A reflection for the Feast of St. Cecilia
'Music is God's gift to (man); the only art of heaven given to earth; the only art of earth we take to heaven.'
What brought you here?
We are so excited to have these Providence Associate candidate seekers on the journey with us! But what is it that brought them here? At the orientation we asked them.
November 20, 2022: Solemnity of our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
Celebrating the feast helps me to realize that Jesus' kingship was just the opposite of what we humans tend to think about rulers.
Welcome our new Coordinator of Volunteer Services!
'No one could ever replace Sister Becky, but I am happy to try and fill her shoes.'
November 13, 2022: Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Whenever I hear this passage I wonder if that time will ever come for me and how I will handle it?
November 6, 2022: Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time
What meaning do you find as you sit with the phrase "for to God, all are alive?"
November: A month for remembering
'I invite you to join me in calling to memory each day, someone who lives strongly in your heart.'
We’re Surrounded!
Why not consider making yourself a circle of witnesses this week?
Celebrating Pastoral Care Week: Meet Sister My Huong Pham
'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.'