Sister Lydia Steele, formerly Sister Mary Philip, entered religious life from Most Blessed Sacrament parish in Quincy, Ma. She credits her family and the teachers who taught her in elementary school with influencing her decision to become a Sister.
Sister Josephine Macias, formerly Sister Marie Anselm, entered religious life from Our Lady Queen of Peace in Harper Woods, Mi. As a sophomore in public high school, she came to a strong realization that she was meant to be a Sister.
Sister Juliana entered the Sisters of Divine Providence in 1964 from her home parish of Most Blessed Sacrament in Quincy, Mass.
Sister Juanita Torres Acevedo entered religious life from Sacred Heart Parish in Puerto Rico. From her earliest memories, she credits the Sisters of Divine Providence as being her greatest influence in becoming a Sister.
Sister Lois Spinnenweber, formerly Sister Keith, entered religious life from St. Joseph in Mount Oliver, Pa. Having attended Catholic grade school and high school, it was the Sisters who taught her that she credits with influencing her decision to become a Sister.