A Sponsored Ministry of the Sisters of Divine Providence

Kearns Spirituality Center9000 Babcock Blvd. , Al l ison Park, PA 15101

412-366-1124 Visit us at www.cdpsisters.org or on Facebook

2016 Spring Programs

Making God’’s Providence VisibleMaking God’’s Providence Visible

Spring 2016 ProgramsPeace Forum.........................................................................Page 4 Sunday, February 28, March 20, April 17; 3:00 pm – 5:00 pmBook Discussion....................................................................Page 4 Wednesday, March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; 10:00 – 11:30 amAPP Lecture Series: Ilia Delio, OSF.........................................Page 5 Sunday, March 6; 2:00 – 4:00 pmAPP Lecture Series Fall Preview.............................................Page 5Saint Patrick’s Day Tea...........................................................Page 5 Tuesday, March 15, 4:00 – 6:00 pmBusy Women’s Retreat..........................................................Page 6 Friday, April 15; 5:00 pm through Saturday, April 16, 4:30 pmNorth Hills Chorale Spring Concert........................................Page 6 Saturday, May 14; 7:00 pm Sunday, May 15; 3:00 pmSpirituality in Action: Faith Molded Close to the Heart.........Page 7 Tuesday, May 17; 10:00 am – 2:00 pmAnnouncement, Presentation, Book Signing: New Book by Anne Kernion...................................................Page 7 Wednesday, March 9, 7:00 – 8:30 pm

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Ongoing ProgramsFalun Dafa Movement and Meditation..................................Page 8 Tuesday, January 5 through May 24; 9:45 am – 11:00 amYoga, Evening........................................................................Page 8 Tuesday, January 5 through May 24; 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm Tai Chi Qigong.......................................................................Page 8 Wednesday, January 6 through May 25; 7:00 – 8:00 pm Thursday, January 7 through May 26, excluding March 24, Holy Thursday; 10:00 am – 11:00 amVisio Divina: Seeing the Word...............................................Page 9 Sunday, January 17, February 14, March 13, April 10, May 15 (3rd Sunday); 11:00 am – 12:00 pmIntegrated Relaxation Method...............................................Page 9 Thursday, January 7, February 11, March 10, April 7, May 12; 6:30 – 8:00 pmReiki Exchange.......................................................................Page 9 Wednesday, January 20, February 17, March 16, April 20, May 18; 7:30 pm – 9:00 pmCentering Prayer..................................................................Page 10 Wednesday, March 2 – 30; 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Wednesday, April 6 – 27; 10:00 – 11:30 amFinding Strength Through Weakness: 12 Step Spirituality and the Christian Perspective..............................................Page 10 Monday, February 22 – May 16 (except March 28); 7:00 – 9:00 pm

Presenters....................................................................Pages 11-14General Information............................................................Page 15Special Services...................................................................Page 16About the Kearns Facilities..................................................Page 17Directions to Kearns............................................................Page 18Vessels of Hospitality..........................................................Page 19

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Program RegistrationWe encourage you to pre-register for ALL programs. Walk-ins are welcome provided space is available.

To register, call 412-366-1124 or e-mail: kearns@cdpsisters.org

Wednesday, March 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30; 10:00 – 11:30 amBook for Discussion: Christ Actually: The Son of God for the Secular Age. William Collins Publishing 2014Author: James Carroll with a lot of inspiration to such questions as What

kind of Church do we want? and Can the Roman Curia be reformed? Book is available through Amazon.com or you can order through Peggy Huwe at Kearns. (Our probable cost: $18.)Facilitators: Joan Coultas, CDP, Ph.D. and Jean Rene Seiler CDP, MSFee: $20 for the 5 week series or $5 per session, plus book. Breakfast rolls and beverage provided

Book Discussion

Peace Forum SeriesSunday, February 28, March 20, April 17; 3:00 pm – 5:00 pmProgram features an outstanding speaker (TBA) on current issues relating to peace and justice. Topics include climate change, the media, conflict areas such as Syria, Afghanistan, etc. or other subjects e.g. gun control from the perspective of creating a more peaceful world. Make your commitment to further the agenda of peace by joining us.Information: info@pnpp.northpgh.org or 412-760-9390Sponsor: Pittsburgh North People for PeaceDonations accepted

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Sunday, March 6; 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Speaker: Ilia Delio OSF, Ph.D.Subject: Co-creating an Unfinished Universe: Challenges and New DirectionsSr. Ilia is an American theologian actively engaged in the religion and science dialogue, with inter-

ests in evolution, physics and neuroscience and the importance of these for theology.Fee: $20

APP Lecture Series

Tuesday, March 15; 4:00 – 6:00 pmCurrent Irish Spirituality featuring the wisdom of John O’Donohue. An Irish teacher, poet and writer, recently deceased, John is known primar-ily for his last book, Bless this Space Between Us. John, himself has been a great blessing for his wisdom and his regard for blessing as a lens from which to view the world. Presenters: Kathy Kozdemba; Michele Bisbey-Quinn CDP; Joan Coultas Flynn CDPGuitar and Irish Music by James Lamb.Fee: $25, includes tea and Irish “goodies”.

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Coming in the Fall APP Lecture SeriesThursday, September 22, 2016: Tony Norman, 7:00 – 9:00 pmThe Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Columnist will speak about the political nuances of an election year, covering local and national trends and issues.Thursday, October 27, 2016: Jame Schaeffer from the Theology Depart-ment at Marquette University, 7:00 – 9:00 pm. Her topic will flow from Pope Francis’ encyclical on Creation and Ecology, Laudato Si.

Watch for more details in the Fall 2016 Program brochure!

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North Hills Chorale Spring ConcertSaturday, May 14; 7:00 pmSunday, May 15; 3:00 pmDo you want to hear and feel the spirit of Spring? In our often troubled times, come join us for a live, inspirational concert by the North Hills Chorale and realize the musical talent which exists in our own neighborhood. Enjoy this presentation at Visitation Chapel in Kearns.Donations accepted

Friday and Saturday April 15-16Begins with Dinner on Friday at 5:00 pm and concludes with Liturgy for Sunday on Saturday at 4:30 pm.Theme: Assertiveness as modeled in the New Testament: the Good News and Example of Jesus’ Message. Ellen will provide opportu-nity for input, discussion and practice of assertiveness skills. The retreat will feature a “sampler” of options for Tai Chi, Spiritual Direction, Massage etc., available on Saturday afternoonPresenter: Ellen Rufft CDP, Ph.D.Fee: Private room and three meals: $95 Commuter for two days and three meals: $75

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Spirituality in Action Faith Molded Close to the Heart Tuesday, May 17; 10:00 am – 2:00 pmContemplate your relationship with your Creator as you participate in your own creative activity. In this event, participants will form beads and pendants as a work of their own hands using readily available polymer clays. We use simple clay forming techniques that will be demonstrated and are guaranteed to be easy for all. Watch unique designs unfold before your eyes. Cooperation be-tween the maker and the clay comes to life in this process. Please remember that NO prior experience is needed.Facilitator: Ellen Carlins, B.S.Fee: $25 + $15 materials fee = $40 Includes lunch

Announcement, Presentation, Book SigningNew Book by Anne KernionWednesday, March 9; 7:00 - 8:30 pm A Year of Spiritual Companionship: Fifty-two Weeks of Gratitude, Balance and Happiness combines the wisdom of spiritual luminaries and insights from social science and neuro-science. Anne seeks to lead readers through an exploration of everyday spirituality. This week-by-week spiritual guide is filled with engaging stories, practices and wisdom for a dynamic life of the spirit. It provides insightful reflections and suggestions for incorporating mindfulness and gratitude into daily life. Inspiring quotes from spiritual leaders from the world’s faith traditions stir readers to reflect and respond.A social, book signing and hors d’oeurves will follow a short presentation. The book will be for sale.Donations benefit Kearns.

Falun Dafa Movement and MeditationTuesdays, January 5 through May 24, 9:45 – 11:00 am Falun Dafa is a traditional practice of five standing and sitting exer-cises with gentle movements and stretches to improve body, mind and spirit. It relieves stress, anxiety and promotes the universal principles of truthfulness, compassion and forbearance. Facilitator: Eleanor Howe, MSLS, M.Ed.Donations accepted

Evening YogaTuesdays, January 5 through May 24, 7:00 – 8:00 pm Come join us for a friendly vinyasa flow class designed to increase flexibility, strength and balance. Every pose is clearly explained, so whether you’re brand new to yoga or simply want to further your practice, this class is for you! Please bring a mat and a friend.Presenter: Anne Kertz Kernion, M.A. Fee: $5 per session

Ongoing Programs

Tai Chi QigongThursdays, January 7 through May 26, excluding Holy Thursday10:00 – 11:00 am Wednesdays, January 6 through May 25, 7:00 – 8:00 pm Are you hoping for improved mobility, increased energy and a stronger immune system? Tai Chi Qigong invigorates the inner workings of your body. This requires a bit of group work and play on a regular basis as you participate in Tai Chi Qigong.Facilitator: Vincenza Furst Donations accepted

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Visio Divina: Seeing the Word Sundays 11:00 am – 12:00 pm, Providence Heights ChapelJanuary 17, February 14, March 13, April 10; May 15 (3rd Sunday)Visio Divina (Seeing the Word) is a Christian practice of reading

God’s Word, listening to the Word, meditating on the Word, seeing the Word, praying the Word and re-sponding to its challenges by becoming more Christ-like in daily living. Like a deepening relationship of love, Visio Divina holds power to transform one’s life. Images will be from the St. John’s Bible. Pope Bene-dict XVI said of the St. John’s Bible, currently resident in the Kearns and Providence Heights Chapels: “This

is a work of art, a great work of art…a work for eternity.” Facilitator: Sr. Anne Winschel CDP, M.S.Donations accepted

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Integrated Relaxation Method (IRM)Thursdays, January 7, February 11, March 10, April 7, May 12 6:30 - 8:00 pmThe Integrative Relaxation Method guided meditation experience is a pathway to peace and acceptance through meditative awareness providing clarity through observation of “what is”. Through deep stillness and pause we tap into the extraordinary potential from within for health, rejuvenation, balance, creativity, abundance and grace. Bring a mat if you have one, a blanket, a pillow—whatever makes you comfortable.Facilitator: Cynthia Ballard, RYT, AYN, Certified FacilitatorDonations accepted for Kearns Spirituality Center

Reiki ExchangeWednesdays, January 20, February 17, March 16, April 20, May 187:30 pm – 9:00 pmGroup comes together to discuss Reiki principles and practice. This is done in a context of prayer and reflection. The sessions conclude with an exchange of treatment. All levels of Reiki practitioners are welcome.Facilitator: Nancy Gogal, Certified Reiki MasterFee: $5 per session

Ongoing Programs

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Centering PrayerWednesdays, March 2 – 30 during Book Discussion, 11:30 am – 12:30 pmWednesdays, April 6 – 27, 10:00 – 11:30 amOngoing and Advanced Group: Call to arrange dates and times with Sr. Marian at 412-952-8939Learn the fundamentals and beyond of Centering Prayer as well as ways to integrate more reflective time and contemplation into your busy life and world. Includes time for prayer, faith sharing and discussion.Facilitator: Sr. Marian Senish CDP, M.A. Donations accepted

Finding Strength through Weakness: 12 Step Spirituality and the Christian Perspective

Mondays, February 22 to May 16, except March 28, 7:00 – 9:00 pm Addiction sends family members into an entirely

different and unfamiliar place. For each mem-ber of the family their life as they knew it is uprooted; all normal props are taken away and they are plunged into an alien environ-ment. The journey to inner peace is the same

12 Step Program we ask our loved ones to take in order to heal their lives. The 12 Step Program was intend-

ed to be an opportunity for real transformation into a spiritually mature person. In this twelve week spiritual intensive, participants are asked to enter more deeply into the process of inviting God to change us from the inside out through learning the practices of the 12 Steps from a Christian perspective. Book for background and discussion: Breathing Under Water: Spirituality and the 12 Steps, by Richard RohrPresenter: Margie Modro, M.S.Donations accepted

Bisbey, Michele, CDP, Ph.D. in theology from Duquesne University, occupies the Ketteler Chair of Theology at La Roche College where she is a Professor and Chair of the Humanities Division. She has been giving workshops and conferences on a variety of theological topics in the U.S. and abroad. She has published several articles on “Divine Providence.” Michele is also a foster parent.

Coultas, M. Joan, CDP, Ph.D. from Catholic University, is a psycholo-gist, former Provincial Director of the Sisters of Divine Providence and former President of La Roche College. Currently Program Coor-dinator at Kearns, she has taught, lectured and given workshops on many topics related to psychology and spirituality.

Carlins, Ellen, B.S. in psychology, has been leading and teaching art and craft activities with diverse groups of individuals for over 20 years. Her zeal for sharing joy and spirituality through artistic expression has also made her known for her ability to create, and help others create, unique one of a kind jewelry and gifts that speak to the heart.

PresentersBallard, Cynthia, RYT, AYN, Certified Facilitator, learned the ancient practice of guided meditation for healing due to her own journey of living with a chronic illness. This technique has impacted her life and her health so deeply that she decided to share it with oth-ers. Cindi volunteers at Our Clubhouse, formerly the Gilda’s Club, for those touched by cancer. She leads classes and workshops on relaxation and breathing practices.

Delio, Ilia, OSF, Ph.D., a Franciscan Sister of Washington, DC, is Director of the Catholic Studies Program and Visiting Professor at Georgetown University. She holds doctorates in pharmacology from the New Jersey Medical School/School of Biomedical Sciences, and in historical theology from Fordham University. She is the recipient of a prestigious Templeton Course in Science and Religion award. Her books include Christ in Evolution, Care for Creation, The Emergent Christ, The Unbearable Wholeness of Being, and Making All Things New.

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Kernion, Anne Kertz, M.A., is a certified Yoga teacher and the artist/owner of Cards by Anne, an international greeting card company, founded in 1985, which specializes in messages that speak to the heart and soul. Anne has a BS in Environmental Engineering and a Masters in Theology. She strives to maintain a work/life balance through centering prayer, meditation, daily exercise and family time. Cards by Anne are sold at Kearns and online at www.cardsbyanne.com.

Furst, Vincenza, was a metropolitan New Yorker until recently. While in New York, she was involved with Tai Chi for more than ten years. Realizing the large senior population in the Pittsburgh area she began to send out information on her wellness program cen-tered in Tai Chi Qigong. The response has been amazing. Current roster includes Northland Public Library, Vincentian Villa Retire-ment Community and Vincentian Home, Sunrise Senior Living and Town North Towers.

Howe, Eleanor, MSLS, M.Ed., has been leading the Falun Dafa group since June, 2008. She is the retired librarian from Pine-Richland High School. Her first love is reading and organizing library holdings. Her other passion is connecting with others in facilitating intercultural East-West learning, and in teaching holistic growth through body, mind and spirit group work.

Presenters

Gogal, Nancy, Certified Reiki Master, who has been practicing for over ten years. Nancy also offers private Reiki sessions.

Erbrecht, Elizabeth, B.A., LMT, NCTMB, a practicing Licensed Mas-sage Therapist, doTERRA oils wellness advocate educator, and Access Consciousness Bars Facilitator, holds a BA in theology and counseling from Carlow University. Dedicated to the pursuit of ho-listic, nature-based healing, Elizabeth is a multi-faceted practitioner, advocate, and educator who supports alternative healing therapies to eliminate chronic or acute illnesses. She has accumulated the training and experience required for teaching level mastery, bring-ing insight and education to those interested in helping individuals attain the highest levels of health and well-being possible.

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Luffy, Maura, CDP, M.A., is an experienced spiritual director and teacher. She has been a spiritual companion and director for retreats since 1977. Her formal background has been in education and in spirituality. Currently Sr. Maura is a spiritual director on the Retreat Ministry Team for Kearns Spirituality Center.

Raible, Agnes, CDP, M.A., is a certified holistic healer and also the Director of Kearns Spirituality Center. She is a seasoned teacher and administrator, as well as an avid gardener and reader.

Lamb, James, M.S. Ed., is currently President of the Ireland Insti-tute of Pittsburgh. As Director of Training, he established an intern-ship for young adults, both Catholic and Protestant. Many gained work experience in companies throughout the Pittsburgh area and beyond. As President, Jim has worked tirelessly to build partner-ships in business, trade and investment between Pittsburgh and Ireland with the goal of creating jobs on both sides of the Atlantic.

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Kozdemba, Kathy, was elected the first lay-woman chairperson of the La Roche College Board in 2006. The former president, publisher and CEO of the North Hills News Record, served as Director of Readership Services for Gannett Co. Inc. in Washington D.C. She is currently Assistant to the President of La Roche College.

Modro, Margie, M.S. CCORP, holds degrees from La Roche College (History and Religion) and Shippensburg University (Community Counseling). Margie is certified in Addiction Treatment and Preven-tion from Penn State and in Crisis Response from the PA Certifica-tion Board. She has worked in the field of addiction for over 30 years as a therapist, trainer and consultant for the PA Dept. of Edu-cation, Drug and Alcohol Programs at St. Francis Medical Center, Western Psychiatric Institute, Greenbrier Treatment Center and the Bridge to Hope. Margie has been a presenter on topics of spiritual-ity at Kearns.

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Winschel, Anne, CDP, M.S. in counseling psychology, and has also done graduate work in spirituality and in scripture at Boston College and Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Anne has been engaged in teaching, counseling, and spiritual direction for more than 30 years.

Tolliver, Charlotte, CDP, M.S., has a passion for mud! She lights up at the feel of clay swishing through her fingers. Through her craft she shares with others the healing power of praying and playing with clay. Sister Charlotte, a graduate of La Roche College’s art and design program with a Master’s from Edinboro in fine arts, has taught ceramics since 1998. Ceramics are on display for sale at Kearns. Also, see page 19 for representative samples.

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Senish, Marian, CDP, M.A., the foundress of Transfiguration House of Prayer, is involved in the house of prayer movement. Marian is a spiritual director, a pastoral minister and developer of the Labyrinth at Kearns. Along with her service in the retreat ministry, she gives talks in local parishes.

Seiler, Jean Rene, CDP, M.A., in addition to her Masters’ in religious education, possesses a graduate certificate in spirituality from Loyola University of Chicago. She has spent many years in religious and adult education and more recently has been engaged in pasto-ral work with aged and infirmed persons in nursing homes and care centers.

Rufft, Ellen, CDP, Ph.D. in Psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, has had a private psychotherapy practice in downtown, Pittsburgh, and at Kearns Spirituality Center for the last 35 years. Formerly, she taught English to students from elemen-tary school through college; she was also Provincial Director for the Sisters of Divine Providence for eleven years. Ellen has given many conferences and workshops on topics related to psychology and spirituality, e.g. Christian assertiveness, healthy relationships, etc. She has had several articles on similar topics published in America and Church magazines.

General Information

Gift CertificatesAre you in search of unique gifts for birthdays, anniversaries, etc.? Why not choose a Kearns program or a massage at Kearns?

Kearns gift certificates are available by calling 412-366-1124

Kris’s FundKris Rosenberg (+2004), initiated a fund to enhance the ministry of the Kearns Spirituality Center. The labyrinth has been dedicated to Kris, and many services and enhancements to the Center have been made pos-sible through this fund. Your donation to this fund will help to ensure the future of Kearns Spirituality Center!

Volunteer Opportunities!Are you looking to fill some down time and/or do you have talents to share with others? We could use you! Call 412-366-1124

RegistrationWe encourage you to pre-register for ALL programs. Walk-ins are welcome provided space is available and this brochure does not state that a prior deposit is necessary. To register, contact us or view our website at cdpsisters.org, call 412-366-1124 or e-mail: kearns@cdpsisters.org

Hosted Groups, Personal RetreatsTo arrange for a hosted group or to schedule a personal retreat,

contact Peggy Huwe, 412-366-1124 or email: kearns@cdpsisters.org or Agnes Raible CDP, 412-635-5404 or email: araible@cdpsisters.org

Vessels of Hospitality Another creative gift may be one of Sr. Charlotte Tolliver’s hand built, wheel-thrown ceramic pottery items on display in the Kearns lobby! Please feel free to drop in and shop or to call Sr. Charlotte at 412-956-6314.

See page 19 for more information.

Program InformationFor more information about the programs, contact:

M. Joan Coultas CDP, 412-635-6314, mjcoultas@cdpsisters.org or Peggy Huwe, 412-366-1124, kearns@cdpsisters.org

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Special Services

Spiritual DirectionAn opportunity to “come as you are spiritually”to speak confidentially with a spiritual director who affirms and challenges your spiritual journey. The focus is your relationship with God in prayer and in daily life. By appointment only.

Carolyn Bodenschatz CSJ, 412-819-0135Maura Luffy CDP, M.A., 412-366-3451

Jean Rene Seiler CDP, M.A., 412-367-7728, cell: 412-508-7841Anne Winschel CDP, MA, 412-635-5409

Labyrinth The Labyrinth is open year round for all to use for prayer and contemplation. If you wish to create a program for a group using the labyrinth, the Center can provide a guide for this experience. In that case, please call for an appointment at 412-366-1124.

ReikiA “touch therapy” method of reducing the effects of stress, e.g. blood pressure elevation, tight muscle structure, heightened anxiety and stress, etc., done in a prayerful reflective atmosphere. By appointment only, with Sr. Agnes Raible CDP, M.A. Phone: 412-635-5404 or 412-366-1124 or e-mail: araible@cdpsisters.org

Massage Therapy Kearns is pleased to announce that we have a new Massage Therapist: Elizabeth M. Erbrecht, LMT, NCTMB. For appointment: 412-445-3704 or e-mail: elizerbrecht.lmt@gmail.com

Comfort and Hospitality ProgramSpecial Thanks to UPMC Passavant Foundation for the $10,000 grant in support of the Comfort and Hospitality program. This program hosts families and friends of UPMC Passavant Hospital patients, offering them convenient and secure overnight accommodations in a friendly and contemplative atmosphere. For more information contact Peggy Huwe at 412-366-1124 or email kearns@cdpsisters.org

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wA welcoming staff wWoodland reflection trail wLabyrinth for prayerful walking wMeditation garden wSpirituality library wVisitation Chapel accommodates 175 guests wAir conditioned, smoke-free, handi-cap accessible wConference center accommodates up to 250 guests for meetings and 200 for dining wState-of-the-art audio/visual, computer capability and WiFi in public areas wPiano in each meeting room wRetreat Center lounge accommodates up to 30 guests w27 air-conditioned and smoke-free guest rooms wDining room seats 70 wFully equipped kitchen wFood service available

Kearns offers...

Kearns Spirituality Center

Kearns Spirituality Center invites people of all faiths, searching for a deeper meaning in their lives,

to experience an environment dedicated to the renewal and revitalization of the human spirit. A Catholic retreat

center sponsored by the Sisters of Divine Providence, Kearns Spirituality Center

shares in the mission of the Congregation: “to make God’s Providence more visible

in our world.”

Kearns Spirituality Center Mission Statement

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Kearns Spirituality Center

The Labyrinth is open year round for prayerful walking.

Visitation Chapel offers a quiet place for reflection, prayer and meditation.

Kearns Spirituality Center is located on the grounds of the Sisters of Divine Providence at 9000 Babcock Blvd., McCandless Township, between UPMC Passavant Hospital and La Roche College.

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Social Service Ministries....La Posada Providencia in Texas is a ministry for people from around the world who are seeking legal ref-uge in the USA; Providence Family Support Center, Pittsburgh, offers programming and services aimed at strengthening families; Room at the Inn provides immediate emergency shelter for families that are homeless in St. Louis County, MO.

Education...The Sisters founded the Providence Heights Alpha School in 1924 in Pittsburgh. The Sacred Heart School System, administered by the Sisters in Kingston, MA, in the Archdiocese of Boston, provides quality education to students from pre-primary through high school. Founded by the Sisters in 1963, LaRoche College is a four-year, co-ed liberal arts college in McCandless Township.

Other ministries sponsored by the Sisters of Divine Providence

A creative gift for any occassion may be one of Sr. Charlotte Tolliver’s wheel-thrown ceramic pottery items on display in the Kearns lobby! Please feel free to drop in and shop or call Sr. Charlotte at 412-956-6314.

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