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Reflections on Providence
by Sr. Lina Gaudette, SP

 

Sister Lina Gaudette, an educator and Sister of Providence for over 60 years, has written the book Theological Reflections on Providence. The culmination of her years of teaching, studying and reflecting on Providence enabled her to share her thoughts through this manuscript. Each section is available in a text format through the links below.

"These reflections arise from insights found in Sacred Scriptures and in some of my favorite authors. Over time the language - but not the meaning - may have been altered somewhat as I mulled the message in my mind and tried to live by it. " - Sr. Lina Gaudette, SP


 

Theological Reflections on Providence
by Sr. Lina Gaudette, SP

"The question of Providence is exceedingly difficult because it is at once comprehensive and complicated. It is comprehensive because it sums up God's relationship to the world and to all history. It is complicated because it raises the problem of the interaction between divine sovereignty and human freedom. The former can never satisfactorily be described, and the latter can never satisfactorily be explained. With the question of Providence, therefore, we come as close to the heart of the problem as we possibly can. And the closer we come, the more deafening the silence."
- Richard McBrien, in CATHOLICISM, page 321

Read each chapter by clicking the links below:
Providence and Shipbuilding
A Particular Providence
The Human Face of Providence
Our Lady of Providence
Providence and Prayer
Providence and Culture
Providence Spirituality
Bibliography

 

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