Pam Hackenmiller

Pam Hackenmiller was the managing editor of Global Sisters Report from August 2015 to April 2023. Before that, she was the National Catholic Reporter's web editor from October 2011 to July 2015. A 2009 graduate of the University of Missouri, Pam has a background in copy editing and page design. She started her career in 2009 at The Beaumont Enterprise, a Hearst newspaper in Southeast Texas. She and her husband, Ryan, live in Kansas City, Missouri, with their two sons.

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The need for candles has taken on urgency with increased electrical blackouts in Ukraine after a recent torrent of Russian bombardments strained the country's power grid. These candles, brought from Poland, were distributed to residents of Zhovkva, Ukraine, at a Dominican convent. (GSR photo/Chris Herlinger)

Read again: 10 noteworthy stories from 2022

Here's a roundup of 2022 Global Sisters Report stories to read — or re-read.  

 

A Mercy sister oversees the distribution of relief goods in San Francisco, Southern Leyte. (Courtesy of the Religious Sisters of Mercy)

Halfway through 2022, catch up with Global Sisters Report

It's July, and 2022 is halfway finished. You may not have been able to read all the stories and columns you may have wanted to that we've published this year. Here are some of our favorite pieces and topics of 2022 so far.

Sisters in the Adrian Dominican auditorium in Adrian, Michigan, give Dominican Sr. Elise García a standing ovation at the conclusion of her Aug. 11 presidential address to the Leadership Conference of Women Religious. (GSR screenshot)

Catch up on GSR's coverage of the 2021 LCWR annual assembly

The Leadership Conference of Women Religious' annual assembly was Aug. 11-13 and was as much a retreat as a meeting. Catch up on Global Sisters Report's coverage of the talks and presentations.

Dominican of Peace Sr. Ana Gonzalez, left, and Lovers of the Holy Cross Sr. AnHoa Nguyen enjoy the water of the Long Island Sound at Hammonasset Beach State Park in Madison, Connecticut, in summer 2020. (Provided photo)

Read again: 10 noteworthy stories from 2020

GSR Today - I'm sure I join countless others looking forward to 2021, when we can hopefully hug our loved ones again. But before we say farewell to 2020, let's take a look back at the year in GSR reporting.

Letters to the Editor

GSR readers share how the coronavirus has changed their communities, part two

Global Sisters Report recently asked readers to share how the pandemic has affected the way they maintain relationships in the age of social distancing. Here are some of the responses.

Letters to the Editor

GSR readers share how the coronavirus has changed their communities, part one

Global Sisters Report recently asked readers to share how the pandemic has affected the way they maintain relationships in the age of social distancing. Here are some of the responses.

Read again: 10 noteworthy stories from 2019

GSR Today - Each of these stories had something about it that has stuck with me and is worth revisiting, or enjoying for the first time if you missed it earlier in the year.

Read again: 10 noteworthy stories from 2017

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Find your inspiration for Holy Week and Easter in these reflections

Ten noteworthy stories from 2016

Ten noteworthy stories from 2015