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Litany of Gratitude forHoly Providence Women

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The Litany of Gratitude forHoly Providence Women

On the following pages, you will find a Litany of Gratitude for Holy Providence Women. All Associates and members of the Community were invited to submit the names of our deceased members with a special invocation for inclusion in the Litany. This Litany is a “community creation,” filled with the energy of the Spirit and the fire of our Providence Charism. We are links in the chain of God’s Providence and light. We invite Bishop Wilhelm Emmanuel von Ketteler and Mother Marie de la Roche to intercede with us as we pray our Litany.

Note: The collators attempted to include every submitted intercession. When two or more Sisters submitted the name of the same deceased Sister, the invocations were combined. In the event someone’s intentions were misplaced or lost in email, we apologize. Please feel free to add other Sisters’ names in your personal or communal use of the Book of Hours, Vol. II.

“Sink from your shallows, soul, into eternity,We touch the rays we cannot see.We feel the light that seems to sing.”

–Thomas Merton, A Book of Hours

SuggeSted uSe of the Litany

In each of the hours in the Book of Hours, Vol. II, there is space for intercessory prayer. This is where you are invited to refer to the Litany of Gratitude and select a few names for each hour. The names and litany invocations are arranged chronologically according to death anniversaries.

“We have found the names and places where our God of Providence reveals to us in new ways that each of us is an integral part of God’s secret mystery-weaving … we remember, we celebrate, and we believe.”

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The Litany of Gratitude forNames of Sisters

SiSter Mary thoMaS LandSer, enthusiastic teacher and friend, alive with joy and creative spirit, Pray for us that the Providence we are called to share in our ministry will touch the lives of others as you did. (8–23–47)

SiSter aMbroSe Matt, like Mother Marie you had a motherly love for your students and treated them all as being important, teaching them through your kindness to love Jesus as their best friend, and to do all they do with the “good intention,” We ask you to help us discover the presence of Jesus in all we experience in life through our “good intentions.” (11–27–57)

SiSter LouiSe aMon, you were a great example of poverty and simplicity to your sisters, We pray that your love for these virtues endow us with a love for the simple way of life. (7–1–58)

SiSter thereSe Martin gutowSki, faithful Spouse of Christ and dedicated teacher, despite your pain and suffering due to illness, you never lost your sense of humor and hope in a loving, caring God, Inspire us to constancy in our own personal call to holiness. (9–29–60)

SiSter Martina engeL, you served the “knights of the road” as you would serve Jesus, Help us to see Jesus in those we serve. (1–7–61)

SiSter Longina gerLitz, who directed the planting of greens beautifying the school grounds, and who was the first member of Our Lady Province to join the heavenly community, Pray for us that we might be as open to be Providence as you were. (4–20–61)

SiSter CaMiLLuS fath, loyal person, devoted teacher, respected mentor, wise moderator, Pray for us that we also may do good in furthering the “kingdom” of God. (6–2–61)

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SiSter arMeLLa SaMMer, whose mind never rested, whose interest in world events never waned, and whose kindness never failed, Pray for us that we may be graced by your enthusiasm for mission. (4–16–63)

SiSter PLaCedeS koenigSaMen, Providence Woman who dared approach young women on the street and invite them to come and see, to dare to begin living as providence women, Inspire us that we too may come inspire others to join us as providence women. (11–28–63)

Mother roSaLia weaver, your love for contemplative prayer instilled in us a great love and trust in prayer; your leadership also gave us a pride in and an admiration for our Community, Bishop Ketteler, and Mother Marie, May we always be proud of and loyal to our Community and to each Sister. (12–5–67)

SiSter ConSiLia vorhoLt, we recall your disciplined spirit, prayerfulness, and wisdom, Pray for us that these blessings may be ours. (1–2–69)

SiSter roSeMarie wirth, poet and prayerful person, you loved to call yourself “God’s little flower,” Pray for us that we always acknowledge our own gifts and those of others. (2–7–1969)

SiSter gaudentia denne, you worked tirelessly in the kitchen, often making special holiday treats for the Sisters, Pray for us that we be generous in giving pleasure to those with whom we work and live. (5–22–1969)

SiSter MeteLLa haSSinger, by your kindness and sense of humor, together with your great ability in culinary arts, which you shared with our younger Sisters, you nourished our souls as well as our bodies, We pray that we may always be good examples to all by our gentleness, kindness, and our willingness to share our gifts with others. (9–24–1970)

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SiSter auguSta beCker, smiling friend, filled with energy, love for students, and life, Pray for us that your smile will accompany us as we attempt to respond to the needs of our day.(10–29–70)

SiSter oneSiMa Meuer, prophet of hope for others, Pray for us that we too may be important messengers of Providence to our world. (1–13–1973)

SiSter ParaCLete heSS, Mother Dove, friend of little children and wisdom to adults, tenderhearted with strugglers, and strong with weak willed, Breath of the Spirit to believers and understanding with doubters, Pray for us that your spirit of joyful simplicity and devoted selflessness will continue to inspire our congregation. (12–25–1973)

SiSter CLeMentia keMPer, your gentle manner, humility, and prayerfulness were a good example for all who knew you, We pray that, like our Savior, we will be gentle and humble of heart. (4–15–1976)

SiSter anSeLMa eLzer, you spoke with authority the truth you felt within, Pray for us that we have the courage to speak boldly for causes of justice and peace. (8–15–1976)

SiSter aLaCoque winSCheL, gentle, strong, and faithful, woman of prayer, who led with your heart, Pray for us that we may be shaped by your spirit of living Providence, loving those with whom we minister with a heart of truth and compassion.(11–12–1976)

SiSter bernette PauLey, who spent your entire ministry teaching children in the primary grades, Intercede for us and help us to recognize the “child within” and nurture the gift of wonder. (7–3–1977)

SiSter Matthew aMerL, quiet, unassuming, and tireless in serving the Sisters, Pray for us so that your spirit of contemplation in action may inspire us to strive for daily holiness. (4–3–1978)

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SiSter gertrude MihM, who by your richness of spirit taught us wisdom in your life of simplicity, Pray for us as we struggle to live simple lives in trust and openness. (10–19–1978)

SiSter euStaChia hirSChinger, your exterior demeanor and your interior devotion met in happy union; you respected our Constitutions and were committed to religious life and its goal through prayer and work, Pray for us that we might have the grace to blend what we do and who we are in our daily living. (12–5–1979)

SiSter Mary fath, who demonstrated tough love by requiring excellence from students in school tasks, Pray for us that your spirit will strengthen us in our ministry calls.(1–13–1980)

SiSter koStka MooSMan, persevering in your love for God, you followed Mother Marie’s gentleness, her physical and mental suffering,as well as a gift of peace, Pray for us that nothing will ever hinder us from growing in the spiritual life.(3–21–1980)

SiSter waLburga gretter, example of a deep spiritual life, whose devotion to the angels and love of prayer set us all to follow your way to God, Pray for us that we might have this same zeal. (3–21–1980)

SiSter aLoySia aPPeL, like Mother Marie, you left your family and homeland, and through selfless love and heroic self-sacrifice, you were able to conquer many hearts, especially the postulants and novices with whom you worked in the novitiate sewing room, Pray for us that we also might be examples of cheerful generosity and kindness. (1–14–1981)

SiSter PoLyCarP vogeL, deeply spiritual and devout, Pray for us that we too may grow in the spiritual life. (5–4–1981)

SiSter Mary CeCiLia SChwender, model of patience and humility, Pray for us that we also may exemplify those same virtues. (2–19–1982)

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SiSter Lrenaea SLyke, who envisioned Our Lady Province and lived to see the dream come true, Pray for us that we too will dare to dream the impossible Providence dream. (3–18–1982)

SiSter feLiCitaS gaSPiCh, you were a pioneer in service to the sick, in community living, in learning, and in service to all the Sisters, and especially to one Sister at a time, Pray for us that we might be adaptable in every situation. (7–2–1982)

SiSter etheLreda wuenSteL, who instilled in your students a love for the living Christ, Pray for us that we may recognize “the guidance of heaven, visible in all creation,” and respond as you did by walking with others on their spiritual journey. (4–16–1983)

SiSter LoyoLa kuhn, whose trust in Divine Providence was an inspiration to us all, Pray for us to believe that Providence walks with us in the midst of chaos and questions. (3–20–1985)

SiSter ConSoLata ortSeifer, who lived compassion with a ready smile and sincere prayer for any and all in need, Pray for us that we may learn the ways of compassion with one another. (7–30–1985)

SiSter oPPortuna aChatz, childlike, loveable, and truly an example of submission to God’s Will, Pray for us that we too may see God in good times and in bad times. (9–16–1986)

Mother tharSiLLa kraMer, whose dedicated life both supported and challenged us to trust in God’s Providence, Pray for us that we, like John the Baptist, will be focused on Jesus in our ministry responses. (12–4–1986)

SiSter CoSMa uriCk, a Brooklynite, an attentive nurse, who consistently continued your professional nursing development through reading, Pray for us that we might be open to the calls of the Spirit who speaks to us in learning and reading. (12-24-1986)

SiSter Mary LinuS MuSiCk, best remembered as a gracious and generous Sister, and an excellent educator, Pray for us that we may always have a love for learning and be a gentle and gracious presence to others. (2–17–1987)

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SiSter georgette daube, you faithfully and meticulously tended library treasures year after year, Pray for us that we might be faithful to do all that we do in love. (3–17–1987)

SiSter de LourdeS MCCue, loving teacher, able nurse, dedicated missionary, Pray for us that, in our ministries, we do our work with dedication and enthusiasm. (3–19–1987)

SiSter CLarita SChMitt, whose comments seemed to read one’s soul and inspire one to desire transformation, Teach us to be transparent in word and example. (9–28–1987)

SiSter fideS giLLiaM, twin, your zeal for teaching led you to creatively design new teaching devices for your students, Pray for us that the warmth with which you taught will touch our lives to be creative Providence energy for others. (1–16–1988)

SiSter franCiS regiS SChaefer, one of the first Provincial Consultors in Kingston, you quietly shared wisdom throughout your life, Pray for us that we may be shaped by the wisdom calls of our Provident God. (2–25–1989)

SiSter Jane franCeS henkeL, you were simple and steadfast, Pray for us that we also will have the simple steadfast heart of Mother Marie. (8–22–1989)

SiSter Mary PatriCk Leavitt, you loved life, family, and friends, and gave many hours of service as Provincial secretary, Pray for us that we might live life to the fullest and discover the presence of God in simple ways. (3–3–1990)

SiSter hiLdegarde CvetiC, who gave your time and gifts teaching music to students who were not able to afford lessons, Pray for us that we share our time and talents with those less fortunate. (3–3–1990)

SiSter M. franCeS MiCka, you were so patient in waiting to follow your long-realized vocation to the religious life because of duties to your family and parents; in your Community life you were a model of prayer and trust in Providence, Teach us patience, and to value prayer and trust in Divine Providence. (5–25–1990)

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SiSter antoinette twardy, a quiet, caring woman whose life was characterized by a spirit of humility and docility, both in Puerto Rico and in the States, Pray for us that we also may learn to be meek and humble of heart. (6–1–1990)

SiSter Corita wagner, you were able to laugh at the human foibles met in daily living, Pray for us that we might believe that nothing is impossible to those who love. (10–11–1990)

SiSter roSeLyn yeSter, jolly person, amazing teacher, talented musician, Pray for us, and keep us happy. (10–24–1990)

SiSter Corona giLLiaM, twin, you loved teaching, sharing many skills as artist, choir director, and masseuse, Pray for us that we also may celebrate our gifts of Providence in a joyful manner. (2–17–1991)

SiSter agneta SChMitt, who presented a quiet, loving presence to students and Sisters as you listened with concern to all those who sought your confidence and prayers, Pray for us to be as loving and concerned as you were. (3–31–1991)

SiSter hiLary roth, woman of Providence, you spent your later years in prayer and humble living, Intercede for us that we will deepen our relationship with our Provident God. (6–26–1991)

SiSter LetiCia brioneS, you experienced cultural adjustments, yet shared your talent and spirituality, Pray for us that we would be open to other cultures and welcome new members.(7–13–1991)

SiSter CaritaS wagner, you were strongly devoted to prayer and were hospitable to all who entered your kitchen, Pray for us that we may see Christ in others and welcome them as you did. (7–17–1991)

SiSter Sara Jean Meinert, who loved life and our community intensely and fought valiantly to overcome the cancer that finally was your ticket to God’s heart, Pray for us that we might always intensely love our Sisters in community. (3–12–1992)

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SiSter Mary LuCy gratzMiLLer, quiet, sensitive, caring nurse, and good listener, wisdom woman, Pray for us that we may be shaped with a responsive heart of Providence. (3–17–93)

SiSter theoderet bretzeL, you were appreciative of all God’s Creation, and were generous in your service of others, always willing to do what was asked of you, Intercede for us that we may live God’s Providence by fully living the present moment.(5–10–1993)

SiSter doLoreS LaLLy, who spent your days “making memories” of God’s love for you and sharing them with those you loved, Pray for us that we may believe, as you did, that all of life is gift. (11–3–1993)

SiSter Mary danieL Lab, model of the interior life, whose contemplation nourished your apostolic works, Pray for us that we too may have a deep contemplative life to nourish our apostolic lives. (3–23–1994)

SiSter Candida hitzegrad, whose baptismal name Sophia describes the wisdom of your simple, ordinary, faith-filled life, Pray for us that we may learn to live simply in our complex world. (8–19–1994)

SiSter Mary fLorenCe eSCher, woman of courage and foresight, you led the Province and the Congregation into the future, Pray for us that we might have the vision and courage to go where Providence directs. (10–24–1994)

SiSter eveLyn dagnaLL, your love of life and down to earth commentaries spiced our days, Pray for us that we may be filled with your holy spirit. (11–7–1994)

SiSter Corrine Signore, example of sisterly affection, who welcomed all into her life with a cheerful, merry smile, Pray for us to be patient and cheerful in our daily lives and sufferings. (11–14–1994)

SiSter Mary niChoLaS bernarding, whose life was filled with music, art, dance, poetry—and God, Pray for us that we also may appreciate the Beautiful. (2–22–1995)

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SiSter franCiS gabrieL beyerL, a true missionary in every way, you adapted yourself to a new culture and people, making them your own, Pray for us that we too, if given the opportunity, would respond as you did. (3–27–1995)

SiSter Catherine MiCka, you were a model of kindness, gentleness, patience, and hospitality to all, especially your co- Sisters. Your smile was contagious and is probably the cause of more than one Sister realizing her vocation, We pray that we may always be kind and gentle to all. (7–18–1995)

SiSter Joan Marie Lauth, wisdom figure, leader, mentor, educator, holy woman, Pray for us that the leadership latent in each member of the community might emerge, so that we better serve the People of God. (8–4–1995)

SiSter JoSePh anthony MiLLer, quiet and revered example of the gentleness and kindness of Mother Marie, Pray for us that we too may embrace God’s will as you did. (9–13–1995)

SiSter annette ortSeifer, prayerful signified, always gentle, Intercede for us that your spirit may permeate our lives, enveloping us in this spirit of Mother Marie. (10–20–1995)

SiSter georgine Sieber, you were always known to your Sisters as a woman deeply dedicated to the ministry of education and one who used personal illness as a time to further prepare for new aspects of ministry. You who were “teacher par excellence,” Pray for us that we too may enrich the lives of all those we encounter, and that we may respond to all those to whom and with whom we minister with the graciousness and compassion so characteristic of you. (10–21–1995)

SiSter theodore ukeMan, you were a very gentle, understanding, and compassionate nurse, Pray that we may have these same virtues. (12–12–1995)

SiSter winefride PavLik, your lighthearted spirit and example of prayer made community living easier, Pray for us to do our part to support the members and Associates of our community. (1-31-1996)

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SiSter hiLdegarde CvetiC, you gave your time and gifts teaching music to students who were not able to afford lessons, Pray for us that we share our time and talents with those less fortunate. (3–3–1996)

SiSter Johnette fantaSki, you encouraged the spirit of laughter through your sense of humor and quick wit, Pray for us that your spirit of laughter will be with us in our community living and ministries. (3–30–1996)

SiSter iMMaCuLate StrauSS, a woman whose life was a song in praise of God’s immense love, sung in both music and poetry, Pray for us that we may be granted the grace to allow your “Hound of Heaven” to catch us easily and “for keeps.”(10–29–1996)

SiSter Mary eLizabeth kugLMaier, your strong faith and artist’s vision recognized in flowers a glimpse of God’s beauty, Pray for us that we might have the vision of an artist to see in all things the wonderful Providence of God. (10–31–1996)

SiSter ann regina LuCChetta, you loved children and with your crippled fingers made hundreds of afghans for friends and charities, Pray for us that the love you shared in your illness will be our love. (3–5–1998)

SiSter Peggy fLaherty, a private, Irish woman whose life emanated God’s presence in your peaceful, patient ways, Pray for us that we too may bring peace to the situations of conflict in our lives. (5–13–1998)

SiSter ferdinand Marie Meyer, your spirit of self-sacrifice, sense of responsibility, and tireless efforts to help wherever needed, were always a good example to us, We pray that we will never be afraid to help wherever needed. (7–19–1998)

SiSter doLoreS kohout, your sensitivity made your music beautiful and your Provincial leadership was a guide through the turmoil of the 1970s, Pray for us that the refrain of God’s Providence will sing through our lives when we rejoice in the fruits of your leadership or the chaos of our present world reality.(4–7–1999)

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SiSter MiChaeL Marie honan, “a diamond in the rough” kind of person, whose kind heart grew more evident the older you became, Pray for us that the tenderness we sometimes hide may become more visible with age. (2–6–2001)

SiSter de La SaLLe MahLer, wise woman, courageous leader, gifted spokesperson, willing servant, Pray for us that we also courageously and willingly serve and wisely speak the truth.(5–13–2001)

SiSter noeL StadeLMyer, you worked tirelessly for a half century as the Camp Mishannock director and you taught world history to countless Sacred Heart graduates, Thank you for your example of consistency and fortitude in our most valuable mission of education. (8–28–2001)

SiSter gLadyS goehring, you included many of your students in your “family of life,” Intercede for us so that we may see the face of Providence in all we meet, realizing they are our sisters and brothers in Christ. (9–17–2001)

SiSter Mary anthony MeSSina, you loved Christmas and decorated much to bring joy to the Sisters, May we also bring joy to those around us and please God in imitation of you.(12–11–2001)

SiSter CLaire hayeS, you lived your life with intensity and devotion, sharing your gifts as hospital chaplain, with special dedication to the poor and oppressed, Help us to see with loving eyes the needs of those with whom we work and live.(1–8–2003)

SiSter John Mary kuLiC, who showed intense interest in helping struggling students in your care, Pray for us that we too may follow your example. (1–21–2003)

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SiSter Mary anthony rudMan, excellent teacher, hard worker, community-minded woman, who accepted some difficult positions for the good of the community, Pray for us that as we discern changes in our ministry, we will strive to consider the affect our discerning will have not only on us as persons, but also on our Community. (1–1–2004)

SiSter Mary daMian hoza, talented woman, who, despite the loss of your good vision, continued to care for the Sisters at Providence Heights using your time, energy, and nursing skills, Pray for us that we use, to the fullest extent, our lives to serve others. (1–22–2004)

SiSter georgianna SChwender, you were able to brighten difficult situations through your jokes and laughter, Pray for us that we may imitate Mother Marie by finding God in the difficult situations confronting us. (1–11–2005)

SiSter Mary gLenn, a prophetic, holy woman, whose life impacted the Congregation in a myriad of ways, both energizing and challenging, Pray for us that we may continue in the spirit of renewal and concern for social justice that you taught us. (2–20–2005)

SiSter Mary auStin PagendarM, shy, quiet, prayerful woman, who was zealous in making sure we were following the Community rule, Pray for us that we too may strive to live our Community directives and the spirit of our founders.(5–11–2005)

SiSter MiriaM JoSePh doLMoviCh, who knew how to recognize injustice,especially toward the Christian Palestinians, Help us to be agents of peace and justice in all our ministries. (7–20–2005)

SiSter Mary StePhen doMiniCk, who, in your zeal in religious life developed an untiring love of taking care of the Sisters’ needs, May your spirit of generosity touch our hearts and make us sensitive to the needs of others. (8–7–2005)

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SiSter Mary CharLeS vogeL, a woman not given to showy displays of affection, who showed her generous heart through “crafty” acts of kindness, Pray for us that we may imitate your indiscriminate sharing of your gifts. (12–24–2005)

SiSter PauLine boeS, a true pioneer in the Kingston area starting Mishannock Nursery School and caring for little, resident boys, Give us a better understanding of environmental issues and saving the earth’s resources by living simply.(1–17–2006)

SiSter Mary LouiSe weiS, an artist, who crafted a myriad of Nativity sets, even as the Divine Potter molded her into a wise, holy woman, Pray for us that we may be open to God’s fashioning touch in our lives. (2–9–2006)

SiSter Mary PauL henSLey, you, like Mother Marie, graciously accepted your family’s rejection at the time you embraced the Catholic faith. You were nourishment for all of us by the example of your self-sacrificing spirit, and you lightened our burdens with your dry sense of humor, We pray that we may be blessed with a sense of humor. (7–25–2006)

SiSter eLizabeth vineS, teacher and musician, you responded to a need in Appalachia, where you worked as an addiction counselor and advocate for the poor in southwestern Virginia, Give us the courage to speak out against injustices while working to promote fair and equitable treatment for all. (9–10–2006)

SiSter Mary winkLebauer, who loved God best in what was visible, especially in the people in your life, Pray for us that we also may see everyone we meet as “neighbor.” (10–29–2006)

SiSter roberta bradLey, you gave of yourself consistently, selflessly, and indiscriminately, no matter the cost to yourself; your joy, loving service, and trust in God’s Providence was an unending song of praise, Pray for us to be as welcoming as you were to all we encounter in Community and ministry.(12–30–2006)

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SiSter PauL Marie SohL, who lived fully your vocation as an educator, principal, and superior in a gentle, loving, and compassionate way, Inspire us to live fully our vocation as Providence Women. (6–21–2007)

SiSter bernadette Meyer, teacher, novice director, mentor, friend, you lived a life dedicated to helping others, open to listening, and willing to change and be transformed, Pray for us that we may serve faithfully and generously and be open to change that truly transforms us. (12–22–07)

SiSter barbara Jean yoSt, whose “ordinary” life was leavened with the yeast of great love, Pray for us that the bread of our lives will also rise, not to fame, but to goodness. (1–8–2008)

SiSter heLen Santay, you portrayed Mother Marie’s care for children in your devotion to those children with special needs, Pray for us that we may be more understanding of those who are different or difficult. (1–11–2008)

SiSter Mary agneS ryan, you believed that each day was a gift, full of life, Help us to find life in all our struggles and intercede for us as we continue to move forward in renewal both personally and communally. (2–20–2008)

SiSter Mary franCiS Corrigan, a woman ever open to the calls of obedience in ministry, Pray for us that we also may generously open our hearts to the calls of ministry. (3–25–2008)

SiSter Mary viCtor SPaeti, you served the Community and schools in many leadership positions, loved teaching, and was most yourself in the classroom, May we live as exemplary models in the spirit of Bishop Ketteler and Mother Marie and remember the priceless value of each child in our care. (4–7–2008)

SiSter eLizabeth hirSCh, elementary school librarian, you taught young readers to love books and provided story hours for young children, Continue to inspire our youth with a love of reading. (11–3–2008)

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SiSter erneStine aLberter, whose phenomenal memory never waned with age, especially your favorite prayer, the 23rd Psalm, Pray for us that we too remember what matters most in life. (11–9–2008)

SiSter Mary agatha ruhe, famous for your baking skills, you passionately cared for the poor volunteering night shift duties at the Route 80 Pilgrim Hope homeless shelter, Make us more compassionate in our caring for the poor and needy.(11–23–2008)

SiSter JoSePhine LenCer, best remembered for your warm hospitality and concern not only for the Sisters in your ministry, but also for all those who needed nourishment with a kind word and a smile, Pray for us to be Providence in our world as you were to the Community. (7–3–2009)

SiSter MiriaM thereSe rubeo, you patiently decorated cakes for Community feasts and gave joy to the many who received your crocheted afghans, Help us to offer more of our time and love to those with whom we live. (7–5–2009)

SiSter Mary Janet bonStingL, your love of the Community and your creativity kept you going in the midst of health issues, Intercede for us, and may we recognize the creativity hidden deep within ourselves and others. (7–24–2009)

SiSter SoPhie Marie Meehan, best remembered for your love of life, trust in God, and your untiring devotion to the Blessed Mother, Pray for us that we may enjoy and care for God’s creation and trust in His and Mary’s loving care. (8–13–2009)

SiSter nivard kohout, gifted artist and teacher, you creatively tried to beautify your surroundings and share your vision with students, May your legacy of the arts always be a cornerstone to a Sacred Heart education. (10–19–2009)

SiSter Jan PritChard, you loved life and wanted to carry on your ministry of being present and hopeful to all those you served, Intercede for us so that we may promote a life of love, joy, and compassion to all we meet, even in the darkest of times.(11–18–2009)

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SiSter Mary CLaver PauStenbaCh, your serenity, gentleness, and loving service made the spirit of Mother Marie visible for us, Intercede that we may also live in that same spirit. (3–27–2010)

SiSter Mary CLeMent kekiCh, in your daily life you exemplified for us the spirit of Mother Marie, Help us live in this same spirit. (4–22–2010)