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Active Ministry:
Women and Families at the Cathedral Center
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We may initially participate in ministry because
we know that our time and our talents can make a difference in the lives of
those facing poverty, pain, or injustice. Quite often, God surprises us: the
most profound gifts of active ministry occur in the gifts WE are given by
those we serve. In Milwaukee, more than
twenty shelters and food programs provide needed supports to many hundreds
of men, women and children who do not have a place to live. The Cathedral
Center, located near St. John's Cathedral in Milwaukee, offers hope to women
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Active
ministry:
Working
against Slavery in 2006
You can make a difference, too.
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Joining with thousands of Salvatorians around the world, the Sisters of the
Divine Savior are actively involved in responding to the issue of human
trafficking. It's a complex global issue...with local impact. Visit the
anti-trafficking website for
a deeper understanding of the issues of trafficking, sex slavery and bonded
labor that frame the lives of millions of children, women and men in our
country and around our world.
Sign up for a
free newsletter, Stop Trafficking. The newsletter is one way that
Salvatorians are collaborating with other groups to respond. |
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Renewal
of
Vows:
A Celebration
of Life
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Salvatorian Sisters renew their vows several times before they make their
perpetual vows. Typically, our "temporary vows" are for two to three
years, and are renewed two or three times.
Of course, temporary vows are every bit as "real" as perpetual vows.
Recently, Sister Nelda Hernandez celebrated her life as a Salvatorian and her
response to God's loving call by
renewing her vows at a simple ceremony held at the Sisters of the Divine
Savior Community House Queen of Apostles chapel.
Meet Sister Nelda. Or,
learn more about the SDS Formation Process.
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Sister Letty
Celebrates Perpetual
Vows |
After completing an initial formation process, Sister
Leticia Regala, SDS, made perpetual vows at the
Sisters’ Province Community House, 4311 North 100th St., Milwaukee.
Read S. Letty's story.
Learn more about the SDS formation
process.
Meet other
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