Eleanor Nash

Eleanor Nash is a student at Wellesley College in Wellesley, Massachusetts, studying English. She is originally from Kansas City, Missouri.

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Soledad Gómez Navarro teaches history at the Universidad de Córdoba in Spain. (Provided photo)

Q & A with María Soledad Gómez Navarro, historian specializing in the lives of Spanish sisters

María Soledad Gómez Navarro is one of only about 20 researchers in the Spanish language who study Catholic sisters. She specializes in the lives of 17th- and 18th-century sisters from Córdoba, Spain.

Sr. Theresa Sullivan talks to Ocie, who she says always adds a spark to her day, at Daybreak Day Resource Center in Macon, Georgia. (Provided photo)

Q & A with Sr. Theresa Sullivan, serving people who are homeless in Macon

Daughter of Charity Sr. Theresa Sullivan is director of Daybreak Day Resource Center in Macon, Georgia. Some 125 volunteers and 42 houses of worship support Daybreak's services for people experiencing homelessness.

Sr. Rose Mary Meyer, a Sister of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary who is the director of Project IRENE (Courtesy of Sr. Rose Mary Meyer)

Q & A with Sr. Rose Mary Meyer, advocate for vulnerable people in Illinois

Rose Mary Meyer, a Sister of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is director of Project IRENE, which lobbies to protect people living in poverty, those in prison, immigrants, women and children in Illinois.

Q & A with Sr. Ann Therese Kelly, teaching the art of stained glass

Felician Sr. Ann Therese Kelly has been a stained glass artist for over forty years. She now shares her gift of stained glass in Buffalo, New York, to Villa Maria College students, adults who are disabled, and middle school girls.

Q & A with Sr. Carole Eschen on educating the whole person