Ministry

Vietnamese nuns encourage reverence for the dead

ByJoachim Pham

As nuns disappear, many Catholic hospitals look more like megacorporations

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Columns

Nursing and midwifery college a beacon of hope for South Sudan

ByScholasticah Nganda

Ursulines offer Spanish translation services to Louisville patients

ByDan Stockman

Amid shortages and blackouts, sisters accompany people of Cuba

ByRhina Guidos, Translated by Magda Bennásar
Columns

Women and the church: A matter of evolution

ByIlia Delio

Baptistines' training center boosts job prospects of Zambian youths

ByDerrick Silimina

Sisters open opportunities for young Nigerians through digital skills training

ByValentine Benjamin

Sisters of Charity run facility for poor Zambians who are sick and dying

ByDerrick Silimina

In a Ukrainian convent, two displaced women reflect on their survival

ByChris Herlinger
Columns

The potential of women's consecrated life as a sacrament equal to holy orders

ByNameeta Renu

For sisters in remote regions, a type of diaconate is part of ministry

ByRhina Guidos

St. Rachel Center provides child care for refugees, migrants in Jerusalem

ByJudith Sudilovsky

300 nuns spread out in Palai Diocese on 'home mission' to renew Catholics' faith

ByThomas Scaria
Vatican News

Pope Francis meets with women ministry advocates ahead of the synod opening

ByChristopher White

Franciscan sisters 'adopt' two Philippine communities to educate needy children

ByOliver Samson

Woman religious who as physician treats Tennessee's uninsured receives Lumen Christi Award

ByOSV News

Seeing church 'moving away' from India's young Catholics, sisters prioritize them

ByThomas Scaria

With letters and Bibles in Spanish, sister reaches inmates hungry for God

ByLuis Donaldo González

Through ministry, we become best versions of ourselves

ByRosemary Wanyoike