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A Place to Call Home: Convert the convent, invite families to stay

ByMonica Clark

In a village of tents, refugees make a life as they wait on US asylum

ByTracy L. Barnett

Nazareth Center houses Lao youth in need as they study in Vientiane

ByAkarath Soukhaphon

Second nun accuses India Bishop Franco Mulakkal

BySaji Thomas

Q & A with Sr. Carlette Gentle, improving life for the elderly in Belize

BySoli Salgado

Sisters working on homelessness hail resolution from UN meetings

ByChris Herlinger

Sisters use funds, microloans to empower women, small businesses

ByThe Life Panelists

Dimesse sisters link female prisoners to society in Kenya

ByDoreen Ajiambo

Q & A with Providence Sr. Susanne Hartung, serving Seattle and focused on people who are homeless

BySoli Salgado

Ursuline Sisters of Thailand exemplify service through interfaith education

ByGuy Wagner

UN takes up issue of homelessness in development meetings

ByChris Herlinger

Super Nuns art initiative highlights sisters' anti-trafficking work

BySoli Salgado

Sisters innovate approaches to outreach, formation for young women

ByGail DeGeorge

Sisters of Medical Missionaries of Mary provide free surgery to fistula patients

ByKelechukwu Iruoma

Q & A with Sr. Gracy Vadakara, a promoter of interreligious dialogue

ByPhilip Mathew

A Place to Call Home: Sisters address inadequate housing worldwide

ByChris Herlinger

Communities welcome young women to the sisterhood through international outreach

ByGail DeGeorge

Sister who works with Philadelphia homeless attends State of the Union

ByCarol Zimmermann, Catholic News Service

Rwandan rehabilitation center cares for children with mental illness

ByAimable Twahirwa

Making a difference in Appalachia is 'a privilege,' says religious sister

ByKaren Adams, Catholic News Service