With the cold and snowy weather now upon us, raise your cup for all the farmers and workers who brave the elements this winter.
Read moreNorway has a word and cultural keystone called friluftsliv, which means “open air life.” It’s a celebrated tradition to dress for the weather.
Read more‘We stand with you especially in your commitment to prioritize climate change solutions.’
Read moreWhite Violet Center for Eco-Justice recently welcomed two new interns to our program. Meet them and our two seasoned interns.
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Read moreNote: The following statement was crafted by several national faith organizations. The Leadership Council of Women Religious (LCWR), of which the Congregation is a member, also joined in sharing their…
Read moreA popular refrain within the Community of Providence is “Sacred Creation” by Rufino Zaragoza, OFM. “Sacred the land, sacred the water, sacred the sky, holy and true. Sacred all life,…
Read moreWhile the world seemingly stands still, it has been reassuring to watch the life cycles of the farm continue to spin on. Winter still turned into spring, which still turned…
Read moreAs shepherds, we have the responsibility to protect the long-term living conditions of the planet, including the natural process of biological evolution.
Read moreA survey of The Nature Conservancy’s reforestation work showed that much of it is associated with water quality co-benefits
Read moreThis past April, the Sisters of Providence were blessed with a bouncing bundle of alpaca joy, Raphael Anthony (aka Tony). It couldn’t have come at a better time. At this…
Read moreAfter a postponement of nearly two months due to the COVID-19 pandemic, White Violet Center alpacas finally got sheared on Saturday, June 20. The herd were all quite ready to…
Read moreTeaching, caring, inspiring for all creation. A ministry of the Sisters of Providence, White Violet Center for Eco-Justice at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana was established in 1996. Here you’ll find a herd of alpacas, a flock of laying chickens, a 5-acre USDA certified organic garden, orchards, bee hives, a Farm Store, nature trail and internship opportunities.