Religious Life

Sisters find spiritual sustenance during year of COVID-19 hardship

ByElizabeth Eisenstadt Evans

Turning point for religious life in India: What we hope continues forever as COVID-19 abates

ByRose Celine Fernandes

During past year of COVID-19 disruption, US sisters connected online, continued ministries

ByLCWR, National Board

Religious communities in Croatia grapple COVID-19 challenges amid earthquakes

ByKrista Mijatović

Ministries of religious women in Eastern and Central Africa still thrived during the pandemic

ByHellen Anthony Bandiho

Protests, war, hurricanes, pandemic: Catholic sisters exemplify courage through it all

ByGail DeGeorge

US sisters strive to keep community during yearlong COVID-19 lockdown

BySoli Salgado

2021 Catholic Sisters Week includes food challenge along with virtual events

ByDan Stockman

How the pandemic changed monastery life for the Chicago Benedictines

ByBelinda Monahan

Jesus asks nothing less than to give our whole selves — our best selves

ByThe Life Panelists

Leadership groups condemn abuse by nuns but leave solutions to local congregations

ByDawn Araujo-Hawkins

Q & A with Sr. Mary Greaney, ministering to Dublin's Chinese community

BySarah Mac Donald

Survivors of sex abuse by nuns suffer decades of delayed healing

ByDawn Araujo-Hawkins

Connection in pandemic: Associates and sisters nurture spiritual bond virtually

ByDan Stockman

Upended by pandemic, Benedictine life survives and thrives by being adaptable

ByJudith Valente

Happy Lunar New Year! Here's how some Vietnamese nuns rang in Tet

ByJoachim Pham

'Rebel Hearts,' joyful revolutionaries: inquiry and experimentation is alive in religious life

ByKatie Gordon

Women Religious, Women Deacons Q&A: Why would the ministry of women religious/women deacons be beneficial?

ByPhyllis Zagano

French sister, world's second oldest person, survives COVID-19 at 116

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Q & A with Matthieu Brejon de Lavergnée, author of a history of the Daughters of Charity

ByElisabeth Auvillain