Sisters of Divine Providence
Ask Sister Podcast Features Sr. Clara Kreis, CDP & Sr. Teresa Maya, CCVI
Listeners ask a variety of questions from "workplace woes" to "holier than thou friends" on our latest Ask Sister podcast with Sister Clara and Sister Maxine. We even brought in a surprise guest sister by phone.
A World War II nurse who became a nun is honored on Veterans Day
Before the politicians arrived, before residence hall volunteers passed around the red, white and blue Jell-O parfaits, and before dozens of nuns filled the convent meeting room with verses of “America the Beautiful,” Sister Melanie Kambic looked around and saw “a lot of to do about nothing.”
Retirement Fund for Religious: Two Divine Providence Sisters found vocation by surprise but are glad they did
Neither Sister Rose Anne Krantz nor Sister Lu Haidnick planned to enter religious life, but both said they felt God had a plan for them even if they themselves didn’t know it.
Life satisfaction survey is producing welcome results for sisters
Generously funded by the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation (which also funds Global Sisters Report) and supported through Duquesne University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, this assessment tool is an agent and monitor of change, progress and growth, in general life satisfaction and in five key areas of religious life: congregational character, individual well-being, membership viability, holistic growth and commitment, and interrelationships.
Sister of Divine Providence to receive military honor
According to the National World War II Museum, nearly 350,000 American women served in uniform, both at home and abroad, during World War II. For these women, it was a significant opportunity to help the war effort and make a difference. A local woman took part in this chapter of U.S. history. Sister Melanie Kambic, CDP, 98, served in the Army Nurse Corps during WWII.
Nun celebrating 80th jubilee got her calling at St. Alphonsus School in Springdale
Audrey Sagan knew she wanted to be a nun when she was young. She credits her teachers — nuns — at St. Alphonsus School in Springdale for inspiring her to take the vows of poverty, chastity and obedience.
WV Institute for Spirituality, long-time director mark anniversaries
On Oct. 19, Sister Carole Riley will celebrate her 60th Jubilee as a member of the Sisters of Divine Providence community in a ceremony at West Virginia Institute for Spirituality, now in its 20th year.
"Beyond the Habit" A Five-Part YouTube Series
The life and ministry of Catholic sisters in the United States
Chicago Priests Help San Benito, Texas, Shelter Welcome Thousands of Immigrants
Looking to take a chance at winning some cash while supporting a good cause? There’s one game in town that just might come with a little divine intervention already built in.
Woman's Kindness Saves Soggy Shopping Trip
On a Thursday morning in June, I prepared to go grocery shopping at the neighborhood Giant Eagle. We had rainstorms on and off during the week, and the forecast for that day was for another afternoon storm.
Associate Dr. Paula Lizak Gilchrist
Dr. Paula Lizak Gilchrist passed peacefully on Friday, August 16, 2019, after a brief battle with cancer.
Catholic Religious Sisters Gather for Conference in St. Louis
Giving Voice, a peer-led national organization for nuns and religious sisters under the age of 50, convened for a four-day conference to build bridges between religious life and social justice issues.
Social Media boosts support for La Posada Providencia
La Posada Providencia (LPPshelter.org) received increased financial support through recent tweets from Chelsea Clinton and Chris Cuomo that encouraged donations for organizations helping the border situation.
Room at the Inn establishes Legacy Award
The award will be given annually to an individual who exemplifies the spirit of compassion and service of the Sisters of Divine Providence.
Associate Judith Montgomery
Judith Montgomery, associate and former member, passed away on May 15, 2019.
Agnes Vogel Named 2019 Woman of Providence
The award is given annually at La Roche College's spring Commencement.
'Missionary' celebrates 70 years of religious life
"Each morning before I begin my day, I spend a few moments reflecting on the symbol that is uniquely ours as Sisters of Divine Providence," said Sister Zita Telkamp, who wears a silver necklace bearing this emblem as a sign of commitment to her religious community’s charisms.
La Posada names new executive director
The new Executive Director at La Posada Providencia is quite familiar with the mission of the shelter: to welcome the stranger.
Sister reflects on a life of service, shares love for La Roche community
Sister Veronica Kim loves the La Roche College community so much that she refers to herself as the campus mom. But Kim admitted that she never would have imagined she would one day work in the education field in America.
Sacred Heart School builds miniboat for research in Indian Ocean
Under the direction of high school English teacher Winifred Dick, Sacred Heart School students completed a research miniboat for launch in the Indian Ocean in February 2019.
We stand with our Jewish sisters and brothers
Sisters all around the Marie de la Roche Province will remember your prayer intentions during their morning and evening prayers.
Sharing a Slice of Our History
We welcome you to share in our history with a Sisters of Divine Providence Wooden Apple Crate (17.75”L x14.75” W x12”H)—available for a suggested contribution of $100 (each).
Associate Christopher Curran
Christopher died peacefully on September 27, 2018, in his home.
Sister Candace Introcaso, CDP honored for contributions to hospital
The La Roche College president was honored at the Passavant Hospital Foundation Legacy of Caring Gala on Thursday, September 27, 2018.