Apostolic Visitation

Reflection on the apostolic visitation, 2008-2017

Judith Best

Apostolic visitation brought dialogue with Rome, new unity of women religious with laity

By Dan Stockman

Letters to sisters and invitations to Rome continue a conversation

By Dan Stockman

Sisters of Mercy also being asked to come to Rome for conversation

By Dawn Araujo-Hawkins

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

Vatican letter asks Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet to Rome for 'prayerful conversation'

'Friendly letter' from Vatican asks another US congregation for clarification

Vatican religious congregation contacting about 15 orders of US sisters for 'serene' dialogue

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Loretto sisters summoned to Rome, raising questions on closure of apostolic visitation

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Q & A with Sr. Dolores Liptak

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Pathway to healing: Sisters’ feelings about conclusion of apostolic visitation

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BySandra M. Schneiders

Dec 18, 2014

The apostolic visitation report was laudatory, but the sisters remain caught in ambiguity

ByChristine Schenk

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Dec 17, 2014

Abuse of episcopal authority in apostolic visitation created deep wounds

ByThomas C. Fox

Dec 17, 2014

The ending should have been the beginning

ByJoan Chittister

Dec 17, 2014

Changing the language: New dialogue after the apostolic visitation report?

ByDan Stockman, Dawn Araujo-Hawkins