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Q & A with Sr. Dorothy Okoli, transforming lives of women trapped in prostitution

ByValentine Benjamin

Franciscan says her vocation put her on path to 'peace, joy, happiness'

ByKatie Camario, Catholic News Service

Sisters urge care for communities amid economic shifts and energy transition

ByDan Stockman

Lord leads sisters 'every step of the way,' says co-founder of community

ByMaura Keller, Catholic News Service

Q & A with Sr. Robancy Amal Helen, an activist for Dalit Christians in India

ByPhilip Mathew

Vietnam sisters offer scholarships to keep students in school during pandemic

ByJoachim Pham

Catholic hospital in Lebanon losing staff as many nurses resign

ByLaura Ieraci, Catholic News Service

White supremacy obscures the history of Black Catholic sisters, scholar says

ByDan Stockman

Woman 'preaches' at concluding Mass for Ignatian Family gathering in Marseille

ByLaCroix International

Benedictine abbey in rural Missouri draws growing number of young women

ByKaren Pulfer Focht, Catholic News Service

Q & A with Sr. Imelda Wickham, sharing insight into the reality of prison life

BySarah Mac Donald

Rules for contemplative orders 'not going away,' canon lawyer tells RCRI assembly

ByDan Stockman

Death-row spiritual advisers weigh in on Supreme Court case

ByCarol Zimmermann, Catholic News Service

Risk manager's advice to religious: Prepare for the next natural disaster

ByDan Stockman

Families in southern India unpack emotional baggage with the help of sisters

ByLissy Maruthanakuzhy

Sr. Helen Prejean: Solving the world's problems, big and small, takes community

ByDan Stockman

Kentucky congregation confronts its slaveholding past, works for racial justice

ByRuby Thomas, Catholic News Service

In Houston, #RallyNuns may be Astros' secret weapon in World Series

ByJames Ramos, Catholic News Service

Q & A with Silvia Gutierrez, helping people who live in their cars in Los Angeles

BySoli Salgado

Be women of hope, pope tells Salesian Sisters

ByJunno Arocho Esteves, Catholic News Service