by Michael Hammond | Mar 7, 2012 | About Us News
photo: David MuiseBack row: Sister Avita, Jan Kehoe, Sister Diane, Connie Prost, Sister Bernadine, Sister Jeannette Front row: Sister Pat, Debbie Muise, Sister Rita BY CHRISTINE ROSS A year of events marking the 150th anniversary of the only congregation founded in...
by Michael Hammond | Mar 7, 2012 | Peru News
During a recent trip to Peru, Sisters Gayle Desarmia and Frances O’Brien met with students who are being supported in their education by the Marillac Mission Fund. BY SISTER GAYLE DESARMIA AND SISTER FRANCES O’BRIEN From December 28 until January 12: Sisters...
by Michael Hammond | Feb 21, 2012 | Healing Violence stories
BY CHRISTINE ROSS The Sisters of Providence are being celebrated as ‘Change Makers’ – females who have made a difference. ‘Change Makers’ is a one day photo exhibition that kicks off International Women’s Week and will feature...
by Michael Hammond | Nov 17, 2011 | Sisters News
There is surely a future hope for you,and your hope will not be cut off.— Proverbs 23:18 BY SISTERS BARBARA THIFFAULT AND LUCY KEARNEY During the last several months we have been in contact with a mature young woman from Kitchener, Ontario who, after doing a search on...
by Michael Hammond | Nov 16, 2011 | Integrity of Creation and Climate Change
BY BRIDGET DOHERTY A Canadian company plans to build a pipeline from Alberta’s Tar Sands to Texas. If approved by both the Canadian and American governments, the pipeline would transport diluted bitumen, a mixture of oil and sand. Environmentalists, farmers, and...
