As Sisters of Providence we give a human face to Providence and testify to the love of God. We do this by engaging compassionately with people who are poor and vulnerable – those whose basic needs are not met, the victims of injustice, the rejected, the marginalized and the voiceless.
Normally, the Sisters celebrate all the birthdays for the month on one day. However, for those over the century mark, a special celebration is held. Here Sr. Lucy Villanova is honored on her 101st birthday. Sr. Hong Nga Nguyen, the local leader, celebrating the Lunar New Year. Good weather calls for a barbeque. Grill Master, Sr. Margarita Hernandez. Sisters and friends gather for Chapter Professing perpetual vows -Sr. Marie-Thérèse Celebrating our 2024 Jubilarians Mother Joseph Award Dr. Rod Hochman to Retire as PSJH CEO
Latest News
- Sr. Marie-Thérèse Professes Final Vows
- Gifts of Water and Mountains Tells the Story of the Sisters of Providence in the West
- Bill Bouten Honored at Retirement
- Mother Joseph Award Recipient Serves Meals to Homeless for More than Four Decades
- Anita Butler, SP, 1936 – 2024
- Jo Ann Showalter, SP, 1946 – 2024
- Mary Hawkins, SP, 1940 – 2024
- Tacoma Dominicans Honored by Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center
- Tacoma Dominicans “Moving In” with Sisters of Providence
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What We Do
We are all part of a great whole: the sacredness and interconnectedness of our Provident God, neighbors and Earth. What we do for one, we do for the other.
