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Q & A with Sr. Michelle Woodruff, a public health nurse for Navajo people in New Mexico

ByPeter Tran

Food banks, firewood and outreach: Sisters minister to the Navajo amid pandemic

ByPeter Tran

Anti-trafficking advocates warn that pandemic is increasing human trafficking

ByChris Herlinger

Hundreds honor memory of four churchwomen killed in El Salvador in 1980

ByChris Herlinger

Nun, who claims 'divine help,' advances to final of MasterChef Brasil

ByLise Alves, Catholic News Service

US churchwomen killed in El Salvador are 'martyrs,' cardinal says

ByCindy Wooden, Catholic News Service

Sisters provide shelter, clean water after hurricanes hit Central America

ByGregg Brekke

Even in pandemic, many in El Salvador remember slain US Catholic women

ByRhina Guidos, Catholic News Service

Pope marks anniversary of US churchwomen's murder in El Salvador

ByJunno Arocho Esteves, Catholic News Service

Children with disabilities may face stigma, but nun encourages parents

ByDamian Avevor, Catholic News Service

Virtual gatherings strengthen sisters' communities, even before pandemic separation

ByDan Stockman

76 Franciscan nuns test positive at monastery in Germany

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Q & A with Sr. Mary Nibedita, a Christian nurse in Muslim Bangladesh

BySumon Corraya

Nuns to decide fate of monastery slated for closure

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Advent's holy season of silence, darkness, waiting gives way to the light of Christmas

ByThe Life Panelists

Sisters work in flood-affected areas after typhoon strikes Philippines

ByMa. Ceres P. Doyo

Q & A with Sr. Miriam Duggan: 'You do your best, and God and Our Lady will do the rest'

ByDoreen Ajiambo

Maryknoll lay missioner continues work of 'martyred' US Catholic women

ByRhina Guidos, Catholic News Service

Solving homelessness takes political will, money and individualization, sisters say

ByChris Herlinger

Congregations plan to honor churchwomen slain in El Salvador 40 years ago

ByChris Herlinger