Read the latest edition of The Lange Letter, published by the Oblate Sisters of Providence. Click here to download the pdf: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yG5RheubYFmQxplEtc2em8fJilnwP8dj/view?usp=sharing
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The Way for Men Retreat: A Healing Retreat for Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse
The Way is a healing retreat for male survivors of abuse: a 3-day guided meditation and prayer experience for women whose abuse by another has deeply affected their heart, mind, body and soul. Have you experienced or are you experiencing dread, confusion, deep hurt, betrayal or anger when you think of the abuse you have suffered? Or maybe you are feeling nothing at all. You have every right to these feelings…they are natural reactions to the trauma you have survived.
You may be asking yourself,
- What do I do with all of this?
- How will confronting my abuse experience affect my life?
- How will I ever recover my trust in people, God, my Church again? Does it really matter? Do I matter?
The Life of Sr. Mary Wilhelmina, a biography by The Benedictine Sisters of Mary, Queen of Apostles is now available for purchase
Sister Mary Wilhelmina Lancaster, OSB, founded the Benedictine Sisters of Mary, Queen of Apostles in 1995 at the age of seventy. Four years after her death, in May 2023, the sisters were preparing for the reinterment of the remains of their beloved foundress after the completion of a St. Joseph Shrine. Upon seeing Sister Mary’s remains, they discovered something incredible, something miraculous— her body appeared to be incorrupt!
In The Life of Sr. Mary Wilhelmina, you will become acquainted with this most humble sister, who, after fifty years of religious life, was called to establish the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles, to remain faithful to the traditional religious life and the Latin Mass. This biography includes stories of her life, her experience as a Black Catholic during racial tensions, the founding of a community, and her original poetry. Her entire life is a testament to fidelity, devotion, and surrender to God’s will.
“Who do you say that I am:” Office of Black Catholic Ministry to Host Annual Black Catholic Retreat
Diocese’s all-night Eucharistic Adoration: A night with Jesus – body and blood
PHOENIX – Easing the suffering of the impoverished, preservation of life, an end to racism and more men and women entering religious service.
These were a sample of the petitions lifted up to God during a night of intimacy with Jesus Christ through His precious Body and Blood.