Providence Spiritual Outreach (PROSO) is a new ministry of the Sisters of Divine Providence from San Antonio, TX and in collaboration with the Sisters of Divine Providence, Allison Park, PA. In this article Sr. Joyce Detzel, Director of PROSO, gives further explanations. This coming Fall it will be housed in Kearns Spirituality Center in Allison Park. Providence Spiritual Outreach (PROSO) [...]
The Sisters of Divine Providence from San Antonio, Texas have adopted the Laudato Si Resolution at their General Assembly. Read here all the ways they hope to impact our environment and create a legacy for the future. The Sisters of Divine Providence gathered for their annual General Assembly, which serves as an opportunity for the Sisters to engage in community [...]
I read this article in the Global Sisters Report . I know Sister Imelda and her passion about ageism. I asked her permission to use this as a post on the WPC blog. I think it has a message we all need to ponder. The photo that accompanies the article was Pixabay by Michael Schwarzenberger. Imelda Maurer is a Sister [...]
This article was written by Rick Casey and used with permission of the San Antonio Report. It chronicles collaboration between Project Quest and the San Antonio Ready to Work program. Though it is a rather lengthy article, it certainly shows the leadership of Sr. Pearl Ceasar, CDP and her influence in city politics! "I figured San Antonio City Manager Erik [...]
The Sisters of Divine Providence in San Antonio, Texas are committed as a congregation to the restoration, preservation, and survival of the Earth. In this article see what they are doing to fulfill that sacred trust. "On April 22, 2021, Earth Day was celebrated around the world, and the CDPs participated by spreading awareness throughout the community. CDP Sisters were [...]
A Mobile School—how very creative! In this article you will read the story of how the Congregation of Divine Providence from San Antonio, Texas and their Sisters in the region of Mexico serve the educational needs of poor children in Queretaro, Morelia and Mexico City. “Since 1962, the Congregation of Divine Providence has had professed Sisters in México. In 1996, [...]
In these days when many people think of religious life as fading away or of diminishment, it is good to share stories of new life in community. The Sisters of Divine Providence in Texas have five very good reasons to celebrate! Amid the COVID-19 pandemic spiking in the San Antonio area, the Congregation of Divine Providence (CDP) celebrated life. Five [...]
This article comes from our member congregation, the Sisters of Divine Providence in San Antonio, Texas. It speaks of their involvement with a community organizing group in their area. The Congregation of Divine Providence of San Antonio is a member of the community organizing groups Communities Organized for Public Service (COPS) and Metro Alliance. These groups are afflilated with the [...]
The Sisters of the Congregation of Divine Providence Texas (CDPs) are collaborating with the Interfaith Welcome Coalition of San Antonio (IWC) and the CDP Associates to provide backpacks of supplies to refugee families crossing through San Antonio, Texas. This initiative began in May 2019, with the intention to not only do, but learn about those we are helping. The Backpack [...]
Blessed John Martin Moye, the founder of the Sisters of Divine Providence, saw needs being neglected, especially in the exclusion of the poor girls from the educational system of his time and place. From the beginning, this story has inspired the Sisters of the Congregation of Divine Providence to be involved with many different ministries throughout the United States and [...]
