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This story appears in the Crisis in the Church feature series. View the full series.

by Virginia Herbers

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September 7, 2018
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  • Read more about Revolutionary act of reparative love

Right here and right now, the broken heart of Christ is evident in the wounded members of his body, most especially the victims of sexual abuse and the victims of abuse of ecclesial power.

by Maura McCarthy

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September 6, 2018
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  • Read more about The gifts of the God of Life

When a beloved Guaraní woman from a town near our mission home in Timboy, Bolivia, became gravely ill, we accompanied her family through their agonizing worries and unceasing prayers for healing.

by Rose Pacatte

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September 6, 2018
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  • Read more about One nun's take on horror film 'The Nun'

NCR Preview: "The Nun" is a scare-fest with a very thin plot, one-dimensional characters, and a premise that shows little familiarity with actual Catholicism. In fact, I was more bothered by this than the sight of possessed nuns with gory faces infesting the night with fright.

by Maxine Kollasch

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September 6, 2018
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  • Read more about A cloud of witnesses cheers us on

From A Nun's Life podcasts - In this Random Nun Clip, St. Joseph Sr. Elizabeth Johnson talks about the "communion of saints" and the "cloud of witnesses."

by Dana Wachter

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September 6, 2018
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  • Read more about Investing in social enterprises, sisters promote systemic change

Supporting themselves through impact investing, sisters use funds to promote social changes like reducing reliance on fossil fuels, creating opportunities for employment training,  and bringing fresh groceries to former "food deserts." Putting money directly into startup companies or organizations that create a positive social or environmental impact along with financial returns as they grow is a newer way that more Canadian religious communities have found to help people while generating operating and retirement income. "We don't just do this because it's a good thing to do," Ursuline Sr. Theresa Mahoney said. "It is that, but it's also good for us. It brings us financing we need, and it gives us joy."

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September 5, 2018
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  • Read more about Social justice Catholic group's letter objects to Kavanaugh nomination

A Sept. 4 letter signed by more than 1,500 Catholic nuns, priests and other church leaders from around the country addressed to U.S. senators voiced concerns about Judge Brett Kavanaugh, a fellow Catholic, as he faced confirmation hearings on Capitol Hill in early September that may result in a seat for him on the Supreme Court of the United States.

This story appears in the Crisis in the Church feature series. View the full series.

by Ilia Delio

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September 5, 2018
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  • Read more about Is new life ahead in the church?

The church has a deep structural problem that is entirely bound to ancient metaphysical and philosophical principles that at this point requires either a radical decision towards a new ecclesial structure or the acceptance of the possibility of a major schism. 

by Joan Chittister

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September 5, 2018
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  • Read more about For where you stand, stand up

From Where I Stand: Few if any young people will look consciously for role models of decency in political figures, least of all, in a divisive, indecent, demeaning presidency whose insulting language, sexism and racism grind American ideals to dust.

by Philip Mathew

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September 4, 2018
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  • Read more about Q & A with Srs. Ancila Devadass and Mary Nijo, coloring 'fallen stars' in southern India

Sr. Ancila Devadass and Sr. Mary Nijo work together for Color the Fallen Stars, a project that helps rescue people who live in poverty and bring them to rehabilitation centers. "The people with whom we work are the stars that are fallen," Devadass told GSR. "We go to the streets looking for them."

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September 3, 2018
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  • Read more about Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, Kentucky, provide calm and reconstruction after the storms

Sr. Luke Boiarski is director of the disaster recovery team for the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, Kentucky, which uses sisters, associates and lay volunteers to aid those in need, whether they are nearby (West Point is about 35 miles from the congregation's motherhouse in Nazareth) or as far away as Belize, where they have made several trips to help build houses.

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