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November 2025

November 2025
Sr. Donna Frey, OSU

“Directing everything towards the well-being and spiritual advantage of your dear daughters, in order to incite and encourage them to greater love and to attract others to do the same.” 9th Legacy

Being an Arrow here at SUA gives us many reasons to look at “directing everything” toward good. Our Mission Statement references the development of the spiritual well-being of our SUA community. St. Angela relied heavily on her relationship with God as the source of her strength, courage, and life-giving spirit.

How wonderful it is to know that we have the power within us to attract goodness and lead others to love. The inner soul, the inner strength, the inner spirit, is to come to its fullness through our contacts, conversations, actions, and presence with others. We have the power to lead others to the God that so inspired Angela.

Often, St. Angela’s personality is compared to a magnet–something that attracts, pulls, draws in, and attaches itself. Here at SUA, we want to share the spirit of being united in heart, mind, purpose, and spirit. The God within us wants to become an outward sign of the God that surrounds us and all we are about.

St. Angela says, “Act, move, believe, strive, hope, cry out to him with all your heart.” Therefore, direct, incite, encourage, and attract goodness, God-ness.

Sister Donna Frey, OSU
Ursuline and Catholic Identity

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Sr. Donna Frey, OSU

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Sr. Donna Frey, OSU

St. Angela draws us toward compassion, understanding, enlightenment, a peaceful heart and confidence. St. Angela’s life was filled with moments and opportunities that called her to give of herself for the betterment of others.

Sr. Donna Frey, OSU

St. Angela grew up on a farm, and olive groves and grapevines were a daily sight for her. The growth and development of our students are similar to the growth and development of a vine or fruit. 

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We all remember certain teachers who were our favorites for a variety of reasons. These special teachers left some impression on us because of their personality, interest in us as individuals, kindness, patience, understanding, the way they taught a certain subject, humor, and many other reasons.

Sr. Donna Frey, OSU

No matter your vocation in life, at some point early on, we realized that we were called by God to be someone special or to do something special. A great part of this call came from the times we listened to the whisperings of God in the people, experiences, and events around us, as well as the stirrings of the Spirit in our hearts.