Ministry

Vietnamese nuns bring Christmas hope to desperate people

ByJoachim Pham

Zambian sisters help reintegrate vulnerable children into families

ByDerrick Silimina

In Texas, an uncommon collaboration between two high-profile Catholic leaders

ByAleja Hertzler-McCain, Religion News Service

Dominicans in Nigeria campaign to stop teen pregnancy, child marriage

ByValentine Benjamin

Franciscan Sisters support special education in Zambia

ByDerrick Silimina

Indian Catholic lawyer priests, nuns to help persecution victims

ByUCA News

Sisters provide holistic health interventions in Niger Delta communities

ByValentine Benjamin

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