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We Welcome Our Newest
Candidate
Sally Leyda
from Lansing, New York joined the Sisters of
the Divine Savior on September 1. Salvatorians
from all three branches will welcome Sally and new
SDS men candidates with a brief prayer service and
social at Alexian Village in Milwaukee on
September 7.
(September 2011)
We Offer Our Prayers and Congratulations
Michelina (Mickey) Caruso
(below left) was accepted into
the Novitiate along with three candidates for the
Society of the Divine Savior on August 14.
Sisters Debra Breese, Janice Hartman and
Mary Kestell (below right)
professed first vows along with Brother Benjamin
Babb for the Society the following evening.
(August 2011)
Rejoice
and Celebrate
We congratulate our 2011 Jubilarians Sisters
Mary
Lee Grady and
Sheila Novak, 50 years;
Sisters Jane Barman and Charitas Elverman, 60
years; Sister Phyllis Hoffman, 65 years; Sister
Rita Faust, 70 years; and Sister Rosaria Kaiser,
85 years. Sister Rosaria, at right, renewed her vows at Mass
on the Feast of John the Baptist, patron saint of
our Founder, Father Francis Jordan.
June 2011
Win a trip to Rome!
Tickets are now on sale for the Rome raffle drawing on September 27 at St.
Anne's Salvatorian Campus 4th Annual HeartStrings
Dinner & Auction. Prize includes seven nights for
two at the Salvatorian Sisters' Villa Maria, plus
$2,000 cash toward airfare. Raffle and auction
proceeds benefit St. Anne's residents.
See
details... July 2011
Make a Difference in One
Little Corner of the World
Sister Marion Etzel is seeking volunteers
for an upcoming trip to serve with
Project Light of Manatee in Bradenton, Fla.
tutoring adults in English reading and writing.
June 2011
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Stained glass window
Queen of Apostles Chapel
Sisters of the Divine Savior
Community House
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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"The trade in human persons is a
shocking offence against human dignity and a grave
violation of fundamental human rights."
Pope John Paul II - May
15, 2002 letter
When did slavery end? Answer: It
didn’t. Today 27 million men, women and children
are forced to work as slaves in agriculture,
manufacturing, domestic servitude, the restaurant
industry, and the sex trade. Human trafficking exists in
almost every country in the world—even in every state in
the USA! Slaves often remain invisible to the common
person, but their condition cries out for salvation. Visit the
Salvatorians (Sisters of the Divine Savior, Society of the
Divine Savior, Lay Salvatorians) at
www.sdssisters.org/slavery or contact Sister
Patrice Colletti, SDS, at
collettip@salvatoriansisters.org to find out more or to learn
what YOU can do as part of today’s Abolition Movement.
As an international Congregation, Sisters of the Divine Savior have made it a priority to unite with a million religious Sisters
worldwide to address the abuse and
exploitation of women in particular
who feel there is no way out .
Help us support SAVE...
SDS Hope House offers women an opportunity to take
the next step in their journey toward self-sufficient
living after seeking shelter from situations of
enslavement. Learn more at
www.sdssisters.org/slavery
Current Stop Trafficking Newsletter
Visit our Justice blog
http://salvatoriansusajusticeandpeace.blogspot.com/ |
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