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Release the past, embrace growth, and choose peace within. #64daysofnonviolence ... See MoreSee Less
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"I have loved you with an everlasting love. I have called you and you are mine."With hearts full of both sorrow and grateful joy, we share the passing of our beloved Sister Ritamary Pyzick, into new life. She entered eternal rest on February 17, 2025.Sister Ritamary Pyzick's obituary, written by Sister Mary Thill, can be found in Thurday's publication of The Blade. WelcomingThursday, February 20, 2025, at 6:00 p.m.Queen of Peace Chapel FuneralFriday, February 21, 2025, at 10:30 a.m.Queen of Peace Chapel ... See MoreSee Less
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From shaping young minds in Ohio and Michigan to guiding hearts in vocations, ministry, and mission integration, your journey has been one of unwavering faith and generosity.Your ability to see the kaleidoscope of God’s beauty in every person and moment is a true gift to all who know you. Happy Birthday Sister Kateri! ... See MoreSee Less
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Acceptance is the grace to see thing's as they are and the wisdom to grow with them. #64daysofnonviolence ... See MoreSee Less
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Freedom is living with purpose, unbound by fear, and guided by truth and compassion.#64daysofnonviolence ... See MoreSee Less
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Read about spirituality, prayer, justice, peace and more in these Sylvania Franciscan Sisters’ blog posts.

Environmental Justice

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.