NCR Voices

El premiado documental With This Light retrata la vida y obra de la Hna. María Rosa Legoll, quien fundó escuelas, orfanatos y programas de formación que han ayudado a más de 87 000 niños. En entrevista para GSR, Nicole Bernardi-Reis, productora y codirectora de la película, relata cómo capturó la humanidad, humor y sabiduría de una mujer cuyo impacto transformador la llevó a ser conocida como la Madre Teresa de Honduras.

We are, it seems, not asking the right questions, argues Sr. Joan Chittister. Which means that we will therefore be without the answers we need to save the entire country.

Everyone who met Bishop Gumbleton left with an understanding that the world was his congregation and you were simply lucky to have found your way to the center of it.

Despite years of intermittent warfare between the Palestinians and Israel, we have hoped that simple decency, public morality, honest governments and personal conscience would sweep down, writes Joan Chittister. 

These four positions will not only support our stellar journalism, but also help us grow in the digital media space with social media, videos and audio.

Sr. Christine Schenk reflects on the LGBTQ policies issued in the Cleveland Diocese and on the response of her Sisters of St. Joseph community.

Nicole Bernardi-Reis speaks to GSR about the award-winning documentary she co-directed, "With This Light," which chronicles the extraordinary life of Honduran Sr. María Rosa Legoll of the School Sisters of St. Francis.

Life, the ancients knew, all depends on our willingness to collaborate, to do the things together that are important for us all. That's something we need to remember in this time of agitation and uncertainty.