What am I REALLY supposed to be doing with my life?

Today more than 1,200 Salvatorian Sisters  respond to needs worldwide by sharing their gifts and talents on five continents.

Sisters of the Divine Savior invite you to:
• Make God's saving love known
• Discover and share your unique gifts
• Deepen your spirituality
• Experience a loving community
• Collaborate with women and men who share a common vision
• Explore life's true meaning

For more information, contact:
Sister Mary Lee Grady, SDS gradym@salvatoriansisters.org
414-466-0810 x229

You could change the world as a Sister of the Divine Savior

Visit the Sisters of the Divine Savior Vocations website at: http://www.sdssisters.org

Review articles on vocation discernment : http://www.sdsvocations.com/

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Inter-Community Pre-Novitiate (ICPN)

As part of the formation process, participating in the ICPN provides opportunities for candidates and directors throughout the Midwest  to learn and share. The ICPN group meets seven weekends throughout the year at Siena Center in Racine, Wis.

ICPN Participants (Directors and Candidates)
Salvatorian Sisters (1 candidate)
Salvatorian Fathers and Brothers (2 candidates)
Sisters of Christian Charity (Ill.) (2 candidates)
Sisters of Providence (St. Mary of the Woods, Ind.) (1 candidate)
Holy Spirit Missionaries (Ill.) (1 candidate)
Sisters of St. Francis of Mary Immaculate (Ill.) (1 candidate)

ICPN Presentations
Transitions
Multicultural living focused on the “culture" of religious life
Discernment
Community living and conflict resolution skills
Intimacy and sexuality
Art and spirituality
The Journey Continues (All candidates collaborate in planning this session to reflect on topics covered throughout the year as exemplified by their founder/foundress.)

Called by God

We ask the Spirit to guide us as we respond to God's call. By fostering a culture of vocations, the Church is enriched. Members of the Sisters of the Divine Savior Community share their personal vocation reflections below. We also invite you to visit sdssisters.org.

My Vocation - A Love Story
Sister Grace Mary Croft, SDS
International Leadership Team

Journeying with an Amazing Savior 
Sister Beverly Heitke, SDS
Sponsorship Coordinator

Clairemary McDermott
Vocation as a Lay Salvatorian and Lay Ministry

Sister Georgene Faust, SDS
Religious Life as a Salvatorian

Sister Mary Jo Witucki, SDS, left, has ministered in education for many years.