Sisters of Divine Providence
Dick's Sporting Goods' gun policy change followed sister talks
A group of sisters that pushes for corporate responsibility played an apparent role in the Feb. 28 announcement by Dick's Sporting Goods that it would stop selling assault rifles and raise the minimum purchase age for firearms to 21.
McCandless council adopts statement on diversity, hears complaints on shooting range
Sister Mary Traupman of the Sisters of Divine Providence, a lawyer by training, read a letter detailing her concern over the spring opening of a shooting range, the INPAX Academy of Personal Protection, in an office building in McCandless Crossing.
Sister acts: 200 years ago, nuns became St. Louis pioneers
There was the Spirit of St. Louis. But before that, there were the spirits of St. Louis.
Sisters Celebrate 25 Years of Ministry in Dominican Republic
The Sisters of Divine Providence in Las Cañitas have embodied the spirit of the Congregation’s founders to help the poor by committing to live among them.
"Soul Stretching, The Inner Landscape of an Ordinary Life" Now Available on Amazon
The book, by Barbara McMullen, CDP, is about ordinary life and the way it unpacks itself in each of us.
Six Billboards in Western Pennsylvania - Catholic Sisters Act to Inspire Change
Beginning February 12, billboards will feature the Sisters that invite us all to “Pray. Act. Be the Change.”
September 25, 2017
We are surviving. No light, water or internet.
—Sister Elizabeth
October 2, 2017
We are now able to connect by cell phone with our Sisters in Bayamon.
—Sister Elsa
October 7, 2017
Today was a new day with its own challenges.
—Sister Elsa
October 19, 2017
Water with Blessings is sending water filters, training materials and water storage containers to our Sisters in Puerto Rico so they can help others who are suffering.
—Sister Ana Lydia
October 29, 2017
No light, no water, no rest, no progress.
—Sister Elsa
November 3, 2017
We appreciate everyone interested in our well-being and all the supplies everyone is sending.
—Sister Elizabeth
November 6, 2017
We still do not have electricity in our Arecibo convent.
—Sister Veronica
November 16, 2017
There is electricity in our Arecibo convent tonight!
—Sr. Juanita
Associate Peggy Hensel Michaels
Peggy passed away January 27, 2018, following a brief illness.
January 28, 2018
Since my arrival here on December 14, 2017, I spent time with the Sisters first in Bayamón and then in Arecibo, where I call home.
—Sister Donna Marie
Associate Anna Wagner
On January 11th the Lord called an earthly angel home.
Harvey, Irma, Maria, earthquakes and women religious: still caring
More than 100 days after Puerto Rico's Hurricane Maria, Divine Providence Sr. Elsa Medina said the "situation is still very difficult": Some communication is still out and many people are without drinkable water.
Our Sisters in Puerto Rico thank you
We thank you and all of our supporters who responded so generously to help our Sisters in Puerto Rico following the devastation of Hurricane Maria.
Sister followed a singular path to religious life
Sister Donna Tracy, a member of the Sisters of Divine Providence Congregation, was 19 years old when she decided to dedicate her life to God as a religious sister.
Sisters Struggling in Hurricane-stricken Puerto Rico
Divine Providence nuns living without electricity and water
Global Engagement Inspired Sister to be a Missionary
Inspired by the story of Saint Frances Cabrini’s miniature boats and make-believe missionaries, Sister Hillary Hooks dedicated her life to God by becoming a religious sister at age 18.
Her Spiritual Path Leads to Sisters of Divine Providence
From Miami, to the Sisters of Divine Providence in Pittsburgh, Sisters Karina Conrad has embraced a lifelong journey of seeking God.
Our Sisters in Puerto Rico Need Your Help
We are raising money for our Sisters in Puerto Rico to make sure they have all they need to continue their community life and ministries on the island.