Leaving a Legacy: Sr. Rosalie Locati Retires
This week Sr Rosalie Locati, SP, retires after 22 years of service to Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center and our INWA region. Sr Rosalie will celebrate her 60th Jubilee…
This week Sr Rosalie Locati, SP, retires after 22 years of service to Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center and our INWA region. Sr Rosalie will celebrate her 60th Jubilee…
(Sister Mary Eleanor) Sister Eleanor Goligoski (Sister Mary Eleanor), age 77, a Sister of Providence for 58 years, died September 4, 2022, at St. Joseph Residence, Seattle, Wash. Funeral…
This year the Sisters of Providence, Mother Joseph Province, recognizes eight jubilarians. The Sisters are celebrating their anniversary with a special prayer service, Mass and reception. Read their…
When the smell of fresh baked cookies or cakes fills the halls of St. Joseph Residence, the Sisters and staff know that Sr. Mary Fox is baking again. Chocolate…
“Living at Emilie Court,” reflects Sr. Liz Gress, “gives me time to contemplate that Jesus has been real in my life. I experience Him more by being able to…
In contemplating her 60th anniversary in the Sisters of Providence, Sr. Fidela Adriano points to the thoughts of Danish theologian and Christian ethicist Søren Kierkegaard: “Life can only be…
Detailing Sr. Rosalie Locati’s resume would take a few pages. Her 21 years in mission as director and as Sister resource with Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center must be…
Sr. Mary Alice Miller has been involved in ministry at St. Robert’s Parish in Burbank, Calif., for much of her life as a Sister of Providence. To call it…
For someone who obviously cherishes being with people, the onset of pandemic restrictions turned Sr. Barbara Schamber’s most recent term as Provincial Leader into something completely unprecedented. Sr.…
“Trust in God.” That message comes through loud and clear with even a brief conversation with Sr. MaryAnn Vu. Her life has given her plenty of opportunities to demonstrate…
“Being a Sister of Providence is what I was meant to do,” explains Sr. Dianne Crawford. It is a simple, straightforward declaration, without a hint of hesitancy or doubt…
