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Remembrance Cards
...scripture. The album below has the front image of each of the seven cards available with inside inscription. Use the order form at the bottom of this page to choose your cards and make a donation. When you receive the cards, your packet will include a way to include your loved one(s) in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel prayer book and reorder more cards. Cards may also be requested by phone at (812) 535-2800 or email at MA@spsmw.org. Card styles Fill...
ICE and Immigration
...sufficient oversight to ensure its company’s values and objectives are upheld. French lawmakers and union groups faced increased public criticism about the nature of the work CGS was performing with ICE, especially against the backdrop of intense national debate over immigration enforcement. What are the Catholics, Other Denominations, Faith Groups, and Justice Organizations saying? American Indian College Fund: For the safety of our Native relatives, we urge individuals to contact their tribal government offices to obtain a tribal identification card...
Sister Dorothy Gartland (formerly Sister Margaret Eugene)
...she loved them. The St. Joseph students, Class of 1966, kept in frequent touch with her. They sent her a birthday card every year for many years – this past October included. One of her former students, himself having spent 45 years in higher education, had these words to describe Dorothy: “Sister Dorothy was a teacher’s teacher. There are good teachers and there are great teachers and then there is Sister Dorothy. We were more than blessed to have her...
Steps to sainthood
...in 1916. July 25, 1927 The Congregation for the Causes of Saints submitted their recommendation to the Pope, who approved the writings of Mother Theodore. 1937 From September to November, interviews and study are conducted in the Diocese of St. Brieuc and the Diocese of Le Mans, sites in France where Mother Theodore lived and ministered. Dec. 6, 1955 Cardinals at the Vatican vote to continue the Cause. Feb. 19, 1956 Apostolic Process begins Pope Pius XII approves and signs the...
Introducing Providence Community Cemetery
...will the cremains be placed? The cremains will be placed in an urn and laid to rest in a niche of a specially designed columbarium located in the new Providence Community Cemetery, in the southwest area of the motherhouse grounds, near the Congregation cemetery. What is a columbarium? A columbarium is a series of niches on one side for the interment of the cremains of a loved one and provides a place of remembrance for families. The columbarium is placed...
Sister Agnes Clare Buckley
...a teacher for so long.” Sister Agnes Clare also supported others with cards and phone calls. Her brother and others noted that if you asked Agnes what she wanted, she would say stamps, and not books – rolls! Sister Mary Fran Keusal, a band member, noted that, “If Agnes knew that someone had an ingrown toenail, she sent that person a card. I know how many cards she sent because I made hundreds and hundreds of return address labels for...
Paula Damiano
...She also likes many types of music, but prefers classical, folk and religious, and likes crafting greeting cards and jewelry. Sister Paula has a special interest in combining art and music in retreat work and has been working for those who seek Spiritual Direction. Using her creative and artistic side, with Sister Jan Craven, Sister Paula is also busy making jewelries, cards, etc. Visit Linden Leaf Gifts to find what PJ’s for the Soul (Sister Paula and Sister Jan) created....
Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Sheila Donis!
...It’s all about the relationships you create with the people.” At least twice a month, Sheila drives from her home in Greene County to Saint Mary-of-the-Woods for the card-making sessions. She provides the materials and the cards while those who participate cn actually create the card and write their own messages within the cards. “The card kits are kind of specific for the holidays, Thanksgiving and Christmas,” Sheila said. “I provide the kits and the sisters make the cards. During...
Sister Elizabeth Meyer (formerly Sister Joseph Aloyse)
...would be stained from the walnuts and she would tease the children with the “Ooooo, Hoosier Hand!” Elizabeth also loved playing cards, a tradition she learned in the Meyer household. Elizabeth’s sister-in-law Carolyn shared her family’s version of card playing. “The family will miss playing cards – Hearts, Gin, and most of all – Oh Hell! A favorite of the Meyer family! Her father taught it to all of us! Maybe in her case, we should have called it, OH...
School children’s cards, donation brighten sisters’ day
Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods enjoying the cards from St. Paul students. From left, Sisters Noralee Keefe (formerly Sister Joseph Edward), Ellen Cunningham (formerly Sister Michael Aquinas), Mary Ann Phelan (formerly Marie Marcella) and Ruth Johnson (formerly Sister Joseph Maurice). Exclamations and laughter. Oohs and aahs. Smiles and chuckles. These were the sounds as Sisters of Providence at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods gathered to view cards created for them by students at St. Paul School in Valparaiso, Indiana. In late February,...
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Guerin High School, River Grove, Illinois
...building would not be ready for occupancy until the fall of 1963, a wing of Holy Cross High School was rented. More than 300 freshmen began classes in September 1962. Bishop Cletus O’Donnell presided at the laying of the cornerstone on Aug. 24, 1963, and on Sept. 9, classes began in the new building with 796 freshmen and sophomores. Cardinal Meyer blessed and dedicated the school and the convent on April 11, 1964. The school was built to accommodate 1,200...