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Called like Francis of Assisi to live the Gospel in joyful servanthood among all people, the Sisters of St. Francis of Sylvania, Ohio, as messengers of peace, commit themselves to works that reverence human dignity, embrace the poor and marginalized, and respect the gift of all creation.

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Here’s to another year of inspiring stories, unforgettable moments, and exciting new adventures on and off the screen. Happy Birthday Sister Judy! ... See MoreSee Less
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In a world that can sometimes feel cold, may we be instruments of peace, compassion, and love. Let us open our hearts to everyone we meet today, offering small acts of kindness and great love.#worlddayofkindness #FranciscanSpirit #LoveAndCompassion #bekind #peaceandlove #saintfrancis #instrumentsofpeace ... See MoreSee Less
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It is with great joy and delight that we wish Sister Mary a Happy Birthday! ... See MoreSee Less
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On this Veterans Day, we offer prayers for healing, strength, and peace for all who have served and continue to serve. ... See MoreSee Less
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Go forward bravely.Fear nothing.Trust in God.All will be well.-St. Joan of Arc(From left, a very happy: Sara Grunberg, Sister Paula Blevins, Jeni Belt)#FranciscanFriday ... See MoreSee Less
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Read about spirituality, prayer, justice, peace and more in these Sylvania Franciscan Sisters’ blog posts.

What Would a World with Little to No Waste Look Like?

Imagine a world where every carrot gets its chance to shine and every banana fulfills its destiny.  That’s the magic of composting: the parts that are left of the food we eat can become nutrient-rich compost that grows healthy new food.  The alternative is a terrible waste.