Ministry

For centuries, sisters in the Deep South have worked to alleviate poverty. There's still more to do.

ByDan Stockman

Sisters of the Divine Savior educate women and children on abuse in the Philippines

ByOliver Samson

Cult deaths prompt Kenyan sisters, religious leaders to call for strict scrutiny of churches

ByDoreen Ajiambo

Summer vacation begins with a real-life good Samaritan story

ByMolly Fernandes

Sisters stay in Congo conflict zones to give voice to suffering people

ByRose Namulisa Balaluka

Laity and nuns' joint effort sparks growth in children with intellectual disabilities

ByThomas Scaria

From Ukraine to Philadelphia, Basilian sister's 'restless love of the poor' drives her

ByGina Christian, OSV News

Catholic mothers in Vietnam add charity to busy days

ByMary Nguyen Thi Phuong Lan (Nguyen)

Nuns help survivors heal psychological wounds from Easter bombing attacks

ByThomas Scaria

Vietnamese nuns relieve ethnic villagers' suffering

ByJoachim Pham

In death, closeness is key, says Sister of Merciful Jesus who runs hospice in Lithuania

ByMalgorzata Terlikowska, OSV News

Sisters in Zambia improve access to health care, particularly for those with HIV/AIDS

ByDerrick Silimina

Reflecting on Pope Francis' historic visit to South Sudan

ByCecilia Nya

Sisters nurture young children in Zambia by teaching mothers parenting skills

ByDerrick Silimina

Reporter's notebook from Ukraine: What life is like when war becomes normal

ByChris Herlinger

As Easter approaches, life in Lviv, Ukraine, includes 'never-ending' pressure

ByChris Herlinger

Toward becoming a wounded healer with Jesus

ByMary Lilly Driciru

What is it like serving in conflict-torn South Sudan?

ByScholasticah Nganda

4 nuns take care of abandoned older women in Philippines

ByOliver Samson

Camillian nuns in southern India bring hope, community to girls with HIV

ByThomas Scaria