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'Everywhere, there is pain': Indian sisters on life in the COVID-19 hotspot

ByGSR Columnists in India

Q & A with three missionary sisters from Mexico ministering in Kentucky

ByRobert Alan Glover

Through an app, a group of Latin American nuns tracks mental illness across the US

ByReligion News Service

Sisters of Mercy orphanage in Honduras nurtures children living with HIV

ByGregg Brekke

Sr. Norma Pimentel urges President Biden to visit US-Mexico border

ByKurt Jensen, Catholic News Service

Sisters near Goa beaches offer children of sex workers brighter options

ByLissy Maruthanakuzhy

Sisters' archivists are collecting COVID-19 history as it happens

ByPeter Feuerherd

Q & A with Sr. Crina Cardozo, ministering to the tribal people of Goa

ByLissy Maruthanakuzhy

Sisters say Biden's first 100 days are a good start overall, but not on immigration

ByChris Herlinger, Soli Salgado

Local trust in sisters can boost vaccination efforts, UISG webinar notes

ByChris Herlinger

Nuns in Vietnam help tuberculosis patients get back on their feet

ByJoachim Pham

Q & A with Doris Reisinger, theologian at the forefront of the #NunsToo movement

ByJoyce Meyer

Q & A with Sr. Nathalie Becquart: Upcoming synod could 'turn a clerical church into a synodal church'

ByElisabeth Auvillain

Give what you can, take what you need: Catholic sisters join community food pantry effort in the Philippines

ByMa. Ceres P. Doyo

With spiritual motivation, sisters actively care for the Earth

ByThe Life Panelists

At 108, Dominican sister says God 'just wants me to hang around'

ByGregory A. Shemitz, Catholic News Service

Congregations 'walk the talk' of Earth Day with ongoing care for creation

ByChris Herlinger

World Day of Prayer for Vocations is April 25: Vocation directors share their strategies

ByJulie A. Ferraro

Q & A with Sr. Suzanne Susany, immigration attorney working with women in need

ByJulie A. Ferraro

Refugees use farm training to survive food shortages during the pandemic

ByDoreen Ajiambo