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December 3, 2024, came and Sr. Leona Luechtefeld was able to cross a long-anticipated milestone; she turned 100 years young. … See MoreSee Less
Crossing a Milestone – Adorers of the Blood of Christ
by Sr. Joan Stoverink, ASC December 3, 2024, came and Sr. Leona Luechtefeld was able to cross a long-anticipated milestone; she turned 100 years young. But it didn’t happen as she thought it would. …
"We don’t have to like God’s plan, but we all must know we play a part in His greater plan."
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"Sometimes, a celebration during the Mass of Christian burial includes a poignant moment. This was the case for me at the Celebration of Life for Sr. Rosina Mies on Saturday, November 16. For more than 50 years, Sr. Rosina served as an exceptional nurse, as noted in her obituary, and was honored twice as the Best Nurse by the people of Enid, an accolade she accepted with great humility." – Sr. Diana Rawlings
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Honoring Sister Rosina Mies – Adorers of the Blood of Christ
by Sr. Diana Rawlings, ASC Sometimes, a celebration during the Mass of Christian burial includes a poignant moment. This was the case for me at the Celebration of Life for Sr. Rosina Mies on Saturday,…
"While parents need to concentrate on and care for their young, we will look after all God’s children, the common good, our common home, and see that no one falls through the cracks. Because we’ve ‘been to the mountain,’ or dwelt in the cave, we can bring meaning to people’s lives." – Sr. Marcia Kruse, ASC
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Will Religious Life Die Out in America? – Adorers of the Blood of Christ
by Sr. Marcia Kruse, ASC Is there any need for sisters in our country? Lay women, married or unmarried, can do everything we did in our ministry. Who needs us? No worry, you say, the third world count…