In 2003, Muia established Upendo Village, which is now a modern facility designed to support people living with HIV in low-income communities, about 60 miles northwest of Nairobi, Kenya.
Global Sisters Report spoke to Sr. Agnes Lucy Lando on how a cohort of African Catholic sisters led by the Women Faith Leaders Fellowship resulted in a book about sisters serving in non-Catholic institutions.
Sr. Delna Rose joined the Missionary Sisters of Mary Immaculate in 1999. She has spent 16 years of her religious life working in the "home mission," the main apostolate of her congregation.
Sr. Monique Bourget, a member of the Sisters of St. Marcelina, has used her master's in epidemiology and doctorate in public health to transform primary care in São Paulo, Brazil.
Sr. Anne Montgomery participated in eight Plowshares actions for nuclear disarmament, each one requiring an arrest, trial, and imprisonment or probation. A new book reveals poetry by the late Religious of the Sacred Heart.
Mousseau and Francois are the co-editors of Reseeding Religious Life Through Global Sisterhood, a collection of essays by younger sisters who see religious life not as a collection of separate congregations, but as a worldwide movement of women.
Murmu, a member of the Salesian Missionaries of Mary Immaculate, serves children, the elderly and migrants in Roveredo in Piano, Pordenone, where she is the house superior.
