In excerpts from his new book, GSR reporter Chris Herlinger profiles two women displaced in the war, and Sr. Lucia Murashko, one of the Basilian sisters who continue to aid refugees in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine.
In excerpts from his new book, GSR reporter Chris Herlinger profiles two women displaced in the war, and Sr. Lucia Murashko, one of the Basilian sisters who continue to aid refugees in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine.
A new hourlong documentary, "Going Home Like a Shooting Star: Thea Bowman's Journey to Sainthood," on the Black Franciscan and candidate for sainthood, will begin airing on ABC stations across the U.S. on Oct. 2.
A Comboni nun was killed in the attack in a mission in the city of Chipene in the province of Nampula in northern Mozambique, which took place on the night between Sept. 6 and Sept. 7.
The Life - Panelists share global insights as they answer this question ahead of Easter, celebrated this year on April 17: Does your congregation or your culture have any special customs around Holy Week and Easter?
An exhibit of Corita Kent's work on display at Theological College in Washington explores "how the preacher can turn to the art world for inspiration when preparing and preaching a homily."
The design for Canadian artist Timothy Schmalz's sculpture, titled "Let the Oppressed Go Free," is inspired, in part, by a 19th-century Canossian religious sister, now saint, Josephine Bakhita.
The COVID-19 lockdown in India "compelled me to look for a new way," says Sr. Sunitha Ruby of the Congregation of Carmelite Religious, and she took to YouTube to continue her mission of catechism and counseling.
The Life - Social media "has allowed us to be radically relational" with people worldwide, but it comes with dangers of addiction and physical disconnection. Our panelists look at religious life in the virtual world.
The Associated Church Press and the Religion Communicators Council have recognized Global Sisters Report and National Catholic Reporter for work in 2020, including reporting, columns and book reviews.
