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Sister Tracey entered the Sisters of Providence, St. Mary-of-the-Woods, in 2014. "I've always been a person who asks a lot of questions. I remember growing up and ... learning about my faith. It felt like direct service just wasn't enough. After conversations with other Sisters, it became clear Faith in Indiana was a way for me to work with others who shared a common vision for building more just communities."

Sister Tracey Horan & Faith in Indiana: Working for Justice

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Sister Silvia Troncoso (Sister Maria Silvia de Jesus) has been a force in motion, working in evangelization and catechesis of adults, adolescents and youth ever since she went to Washington State’s Yakima Valley from Bernarda Morin Province in Chile in 1992 as a missionary. Today, she is 86 years old, has been a Sister of Providence for 68 years, and has now returned to Chile.

Sr. Silvia Troncoso’s 3-Years as Missionary Stretched into 26

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Sister Charlene Wedelich has introduced many people to the Congregation of Divine Providence, San Antonio, through her devotion to Spiritual Direction. It was a natural fit when Sister Charlene became the Director of Mission Support in 2006, stepping into a position generally held by a lay person. With her commitment to her Congregation and vast network of friends, she was a perfect fit for the position. Sister Charlene knows everyone!

Sr. Charlene Wedelich Celebrates 45 Years of Service

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Sister Senga Fulton, Sisters of Providence, Holyoke, a licensed clinical social worker, “retired from 26-years ministering to the homeless to start anew overseeing an supporting the care of Sisters living at Mary’s Meadow and Providence Place. Sister Senga said she is enriched by the time she now “gets to spend with the retired Sisters,” and knowing she is “helpful to them” is one of her new ministry’s biggest rewards.

Bringing a Ministry of Presense to Mary’s Meadow