AKA Sisters of the Divine Savior
Making known the goodness and kindness of Jesus, our Savior, in collaboration with the @salvatorians & @laysalvatorians
The Sisters of the Divine Savior pollinator sanctuary project, funded by the Victory Noll Sisters Small Grants program, is our response to the Pope Francis’s call to care for our common home: https://t.co/jqnsKYfk29
Today, we cherish the mothers and mother figures who are still with us on earth and remember those who have gone home to the Lord. Our hearts are filled with gratitude for the wisdom, patience, and care for our mothers.
Do you know a woman in SE Wisconsin who positively impacts and enriches the lives of people in need? You have 2 weeks left to nominate her for our Woman of Faith award: https://t.co/tmqmCL8Mv1
Pictured: Sister Jean Schafer and our 2022 Woman of Faith, Anne Haines
Beginning with the first Salvatorian Sisters who came to the U.S. in 1895, many answered God’s call to religious life by serving in the vital healthcare profession of nursing. Our prayers of gratitude go out to nurses everywhere during National Nurses’ Week.
The Sisters of Charity of New York continue to "believe in the future of religious life" and will "continue to promote vocations, and redirect inquiries" to other Sisters of Charity congregations.
@DanStockman and @ChrisHerlinger with your Monday Starter. https://t.co/B1gdIPNJE3
Queen of Peace, instil in the hearts of peoples and their leaders the desire to build peace and to give the younger generations a future of hope, not war, a future full of cradles not tombs, a world of brothers and sisters, not walls and barricades.
Each of us is precious to Jesus. Remember that no one can take your place in the history of the Church and the world. No one else can do what only you can do. So let's help each other to believe that we are loved and precious, that we are made for great things! #ApostolicJourney
From @aNunsLife podcasts - In this clip from "Ask Sister," with Sister Julie and Sister Maxine, a young listener wants to reconcile with God, but he wants to speed up his spiritual journey. https://t.co/vgo22De0EH
Since 2001, Sisters of the Divine Savior have shone a light on our community's servant leaders with our annual Woman of Faith Award. As we begin planning our 23rd Woman of Faith event, we invite you to nominate a woman you know from southeastern Wisconsin: https://t.co/tmqmCL8eFt
A Basilian sister from Ukraine driven by what one colleague calls her "restless love of the poor" is caring for some of Philadelphia's most vulnerable populations. https://t.co/vr2di8WzWW
As we mark #EarthDay, we should honor these eco-cosmic saints by implementing Catholic social teachings of the common good, by safeguarding Mother Earth as our common home and prioritizing a "preferential option for the poor." https://t.co/aL17mnbjOl
Praising God is like breathing pure oxygen: it purifies the soul, it makes you look far ahead, it does not leave you imprisoned in the difficult and dark moment of hardship.
Are we—the individuals who just got the thing we longed, hoped, and prayed for—actually favored by God? I don’t think so, and the reason why is because I find it unfathomable that God plays favorites.
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This April marks the fourth anniversary of the 2019 Easter bombings in Sri Lanka, suicide bomb attacks on three churches and three luxury hotels.
Over 200 sisters are involved in helping victims recover from their trauma. Thomas Scaria reports. https://t.co/5mXgs5rDQP
I express my closeness to all our brothers and sisters who are celebrating Easter today. Dear brothers and sisters, may the Risen Lord be with you and fill you with His Holy Spirit! Happy Easter to all of you!
The visit of @Pontifex and other church leaders was a strong statement is a strong statement to the people of South Sudan that Christians worldwide stand with them in their struggles against injustice and violence. https://t.co/DDvxu3mP7B
#LouisGaskin likely nears his death at the hands of the state of Florida.
God of love, grant Louis your peace in these final moments. May he know his life has value. May he know that his life is worthy of living — even though the state disregards this truth.