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"Movements of Providence" As Sisters of Divine Providence, we are confident that "the movements of history in which we participate are guided by the loving power of a provident God."
(CDP Constitution, # 8)

Movements of Providence is published by the Congregation of the Sisters of Divine Providence twice annually for members and friends of the Congregation.

Enjoy the selections from previous issues listed on the left.

To request a copy of Movements of Providence, complete the form below.

Recent Books by our Sisters

The Tattered Heart by Sister Diane Langford, CDP

The Tattered Heart is a book about Mother St. Andrew Feltin, the first superior of the Congregation of Divine Providence in Texas. The Tattered Heart traces Mother’s life as a child in Alsace, France, her career as a teaching Sister in France, her journey to America, the establishment of the Texas motherhouse in Castroville, Texas and her years as the first superior general of the Congregation of Divine Providence in Texas.

All proceeds from the sale of The Tattered Heart benefit the care of the aged and infirm Sisters of Divine Providence of San Antonio, Texas.

Books can be ordered through www.iuniverse.com, www.Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble booksellers.

If you or your organization would like to host a book signing, please contact Sister Charlene Wedelich at Our Lady of the Lake Convent Center, (210) 434-1866.

Living in God's Providence by Sister Mary Christine Morkovsky, CDP

Living in God’s Providence was written to preserve for the Sisters of Divine Providence as well as for the general public significant events in a time of momentous changes, 1943-2000. All the Sisters alive in 2000 were interviewed for this book. Their personal reactions and reflections illuminate the inner life of the Congregation, especially during and after the second Vatican Council. The archives of the Congregation and of Our Lady of the Lake University as well as interviews with former members, co-workers, and others associated with the Sisters also provided valuable material.

Books can be ordered through www.xlibris.com, www.Amazon.com, and Barnes and Noble booksellers.

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