Religious Life

Blessed Helena Stollenwerk, a catalyst for religious living

ByTessy Jacob

Synodality is impossible without women's voices and vote

ByMaría Elena Méndez Ochoa

Paul's first letter to Corinthians and the debate on veiling women virgins

ByNameeta Renu

Benedictine hospitality, oblates and long-distance travel

ByJulie A. Ferraro

A hope for our church

ByElia Cárdenas

The importance of public witness in an age of decline

ByColleen Gibson

What we can learn about leadership from two mothers in Scripture

ByRosemary Wanyoike

How does the female-to-male ratio in India impact consecrated life?

ByNameeta Renu

I don't like crowds, yet there I was at World Youth Day

ByLibby Osgood

How COVID prepared me for this moment in religious life

ByMary Catherine Redmond

The (Benedictine) adventure continues

ByJulie A. Ferraro

Interculturality is a gift and a task

ByNicole Trahan

The bride of Christ motif has taken various forms and shapes

ByNameeta Renu

Hand bells, anyone?

ByTerri Laureta

Marie-Rose Durocher models blessed qualities for today

ByLydia Lerato Rankoti

Consecrated life is sacrificial sharing of spiritual motherhood

ByRobancy A. Helen

Friendship and collaboration beyond borders bless Basilian ministries

ByAnn Laszok

Will consecrated life in the future be like a cycle with square wheels?

ByNameeta Renu

Standing on the shoulders of the women who went before us

BySusan Rose Francois

The profound gift of intergenerational friendship

ByErin Saiz Hanna