In a letter to President Joe Biden, Catholic activists join organizations supporting an initiative promoting debt relief. In Rome, the Community of Sant'Egidio plans to honor Sr. Dorothy Stang.
Perched on a cliff in northwestern Greece, the Monastery of St. Stephen is home to 31 Orthodox nuns who live a life of seclusion in addition to drawing some 2.5 million tourists a year.
Swiss Sr. Lorena Jenal, attacked and threatened for her decades-long defense of victims of "sorcery accusation related violence," received a lifetime achievement award from Missio Aachen in Cologne, Germany.
More than 200 nuns from around 100 congregations joined a blind walk through the streets of Bengaluru, India, as part of their campaign to promote eye donation and protect eyesight, especially among children and youth.
Global Sisters Report Editor Emerita Gail DeGeorge shares her insights from a recent biblical study tour to Greece and Turkey with Catholic Theological Union.
Five out of the six featured in this book were avowed religious, and despite my earliest prejudices, their vocation was not because they were docile but precisely because they weren't.
A California nonprofit run by a Sister of St. Joseph of Carondelet helped migrant children at the U.S.-Mexico border find temporary respite as temperatures rose to 115 and above this summer.
In a decades-old letter, Mother Teresa provides a definition of giving that is as simple as Jesus' teaching about the poor widow's contribution: a gift from abundance does not have the same meaning as a gift with a sacrifice.
