In this episode of The Sisters of the Hill, Sister Jane Becker shares how watercolor painting has shaped her spiritual life, nurtured her creativity, and helped her live the Benedictine call to balance.

Sister Jane reflects on her lifelong love of art, why she chose watercolor as her medium, and how painting landscapes allows her to contemplate the beauty of God’s creation. She also discusses the connection between creativity, wellness, and faith, describing how art has become both a personal passion and a meaningful way to serve the community.

The Sisters of St. Benedict are blessed to have many talented artists whose artworks inspire others and fellow sisters alike. Sister Jane offers a unique glimpse into how artistic expression flourishes within a Benedictine community.

Whether you're an artist, a person of faith, or someone seeking creative inspiration, this conversation highlights the powerful relationship between art, spirituality, and everyday life.

What does it mean to lead a religious community? In this episode of The Sisters of the Hill, Sister Anita Louise Lowe, Prioress for the Sisters of St. Benedict, shares her journey into leadership and what it truly means to serve as prioress.

Sister Anita Louise reflects on her vocation story, her call to leadership, and the responsibility of guiding a Benedictine community rooted in prayer, service, and shared life.

Through personal stories and thoughtful insight, Sister Anita Louise discusses the balance between spiritual leadership and practical decision-making, the importance of listening in community, and how faith shapes every aspect of her role.

Whether you’re curious about religious leadership, discerning your own path, or simply interested in how faith communities operate, this episode offers a meaningful and authentic perspective.

What does it mean to discover your true calling? In this episode of The Sisters of the Hill, Sister Dolores Folz shares her vocation story—from growing up in a large farming family in southern Indiana to becoming a Sister of St. Benedict of Ferdinand, Indiana.

She reflects on how Benedictine sisters shaped her life, the journey of discerning religious life, and the blessings and challenges about living in a religious community.