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Northern Ireland religious, officials apologize to abuse survivors

By Michael Kelly, Catholic News Service

Ukrainians praise warmth of Polish welcome after long, difficult journey

By Chris Herlinger

Nursing homes feel the squeeze as the COVID-19 pandemic enters its third year

By Dan Stockman

Nuns in Ukraine rescue, escort stranded foreign students to border

By Thomas Scaria

Sisters in Ukraine navigate 'a time full of terror' as Russian invasion continues

By Dan Stockman, Chris Herlinger

Q&A with Sr. Maria Nirmalini, new president of the conference of women and men religious in India

By Thomas Scaria

Panel: Nine years into papacy, listening is an important part of the 'Francis Factor'

By Mark Pattison, Catholic News Service

Sr. Thea Bowman is a prophetic witness, priest tells Catholic University event

By Mark Zimmermann, Catholic News Service

Surprising novelty of the Spirit upends preconceptions of religious life

By The Life Panelists

Charitable works and prayer help Vietnamese women with post-abortion trauma

By Joachim Pham

Priest finds inspiration for preaching in Corita Kent's vibrant serigraphs

By Julie Asher, Catholic News Service

A prayer for peace, hope and the miracle of being Ukrainian

By Teodozija Myroslava Mostepaniuk

St. Joseph Sisters rescue youths from drug use on Kenya's Indian Ocean coast

By Doreen Ajiambo

Sisters in Africa debunk myths and educate people to get the COVID-19 vaccine

By Doreen Ajiambo, Damian Avevor, Derrick Silimina

As Ursulines shift presence in Ireland and Kenya, their links and legacy endure

By Sarah Mac Donald

Sisters of Charity Federation acknowledges congregations owned enslaved people

By Dan Stockman

As Super Bowl approaches, advocates warn against increased risks of human trafficking

By Catholic News Service

Bakhita House in Boston area holds lasting legacy in work among trafficked women

By Shannon Lyons

Artist hopes new sculpture can spotlight sisters' work fighting human trafficking

By Christopher White

Safer spaces: Protecting the dignity of consecrated people

By Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service