Catholics attending the United Nations climate change summit in Turkey urged countries to refocus on phasing out fossil fuels and delivering funds to communities facing climate impacts.
Catholics attending the United Nations climate change summit in Turkey urged countries to refocus on phasing out fossil fuels and delivering funds to communities facing climate impacts.
As the November midterm elections approach, Catholics across the United States are preparing to pray and keep vigil, asking for peaceful polling places, honest vote-counting, and protection for voters.
"As women, we don't walk alone; together we shape history to help other women find freedom and build community," Sr. Ivania Blandón Montenegro said. "Synodality is exactly that."
A hospital run by the Daughters of Divine Love faces challenges from heavy rains and floods, which have damaged sections of the road leading to their community.
As COP31 approaches, Catholic sisters' struggling biogas initiatives at the Monastery of St. Dominic in Cameroon reveal the fragility of grassroots climate action in communities strained by war and poverty.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has lifted a financial freeze on Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley, restoring federal funding to the South Texas nonprofit run by prominent Catholic leader Sr. Norma Pimentel, she said on Friday, Sept. 25.
Sr. Miriam Holzman said she did not expect the internet response to "Dominican Sisters Open Mic," but it only confirms her belief that "Our God is a God of surprises."
