MANITOWOC — Sister Natalie Binversie learned plenty during her years as a student at Silver Lake College of the Holy Family, Creighton University, St. Bonaventure University and Angelicum Pontifical University in Rome.continue at LeaderTelegram
But the lessons she learned decades ago as a youngster on her family’s dairy farm near St. Nazianz in rural Manitowoc County also remain important.
“I still hold very close to me the values learned over the years in that agricultural upbringing and family setting on the farm,” said Sister Natalie, in her sixth year as the community director for the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity, whose motherhouse is on the western outskirts of Manitowoc.
“I still hold those values close to me, especially the importance of the simple. Things were simple on the farm. I try not to make things too complicated — just keep them simple and put my trust in God.”
Therefore, brethren, stand fast; and hold the traditions which you have learned, whether by word, or by our epistle. 2 Thes 2:15
Faith, farming and family: Sister Natalie Binversie’s rural roots helped shape her values
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Huh. There's a fellow named Kevin Binversie from the same area who was a (R) Party activist in Wisconsin until about 10 years ago--then he disappeared to D.C., IIRC.
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