Susan Rudolph, OSB
Prioress
Sister Susan Rudolph was installed as the 17th prioress of Sisters of the Order of Saint Benedict on June 4, 2017. Learn more about the installation process with this video created by Sister Nina Lasceski.
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Amanda Motz2019-03-21 10:30:462019-03-21 10:34:37New Blog: "A Touch of Spring"
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Amanda Motz2019-03-20 13:14:542019-03-20 13:26:10Nun Banquet Fundraising Results
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Amanda Motz2019-03-19 10:30:282019-03-20 08:54:30New Blog: "The LIGHT of God's Presence"
Daily Meditation for March 22, 2019
/in Daily Meditations /by Mary JackleTwo teachers shared that the experiences they most regretted were times they failed to ask the “patient question.” For Mariella, it was her angrily accosting a college student for coming late to her morning class. As the student left at the end of class, she apologized for being late, sharing that she had had a phone call that her mother had just died. Another teacher in a rural area recalled having rebuked an eighth-grade student for coming late to Mass. This teacher recalled that she had a hard time sleeping that night as she replayed the words of this girl’s angry response: “Sister, you might be late sometimes too if you had to milk cows, feed the cattle and then walk several miles to school.” Each teacher shared that she so wished she had asked the patient question…“What happened?”
by Lois Wedl, OSB