Gathered on the front steps of the OSP Motherhouse, the retreatants prepare to board a bus for a guided tour of the OSP historical sites.

The Sister retreatants examine the names on a gravestone commemorating all the early OSP sisters who had been buried in unmarked graves in the Cathedral Cemetery.

The sisters celebrate liturgy in the Chapelle Basse where Mother Lange, Mother Theresa Maxis and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton used to worship.

Some of the retreatants gather at the front entrance of St. Frances Academy.

The tour guide relates the story of Mother Lange's death as well as the artifacts found in her bedroom.

Sisters engage in "circles of sharing" around the issue of racism.

Sisters engage in "circles of sharing" around the issue of racism.

The broom, dustpan and brush form liturgical symbols used to express the notion of love and forgiveness "sweeping away" fear, hatred and racial prejudice.

Sisters gathered at the marker of the original OSP foundation on George Street.

Sisters studying artifacts in the OSP heritage room.

Display of T-shirts with retreat theme logo.

At the close of the 2004 retreat the Sisters gathered to pray around the crepe myrtle tree that had been planted at the end of the 2003 retreat.