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Nojoshing is an Indian word. It means "Straight Tongue."
In 1849, the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi built their Motherhouse on land
that was called Nojoshing by the Indians, because it protrudes out into
Lake Michigan like a straight tongue.
| Summer 2010
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~ Gardening: A Congregation Tradition; Concgregation celebrates Earth Day
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| Spring 2010
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~ Poster Portrays St. Francis and An Invitation to Visit the OSF website.
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| Winter 2010
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~ Clare Hall - Residence and new director focus on sisters' well-being ~ Sisters experience the "Quiet of Advent"
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| Fall 2009
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~ Celebrating Jubilee — Celebrating Fidelity: 23 Sisters Recognized for Milestones ~
Plus Co-founded Congregations Mark 160th Anniversary
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| Winter 2009
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~ Milwaukee Suburb was Home to 14 Sisters ~ Retired Sisters Enjoy Renovated Dining Room
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| Fall 2008
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~ 15 Sisters Celebrate Jubilees
~ If you answer YES to these questions . . .
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| January 2008
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~ Former Residence Hall is Home to Sisters
~ Associates and Retirees Celebrate
~ Sister Publishes Congregation History
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| Fall 2007
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~ New Team Installed; Sisters Celebrate Vowed Profession
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| January 2007
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~ "Home" for Seven Sisters is a Small Iowa Town
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