Series

Through the cross to the Resurrection: Experiencing a year of war in Ukraine

ByViktoriia Estera Kozun

In spite of a year of war, Ukrainians endure and religious ministry continues

ByChris Herlinger

Q & A with Mother Marcela Runcan on supporting her Basilian Sisters in war-torn Ukraine

ByGail DeGeorge

Ukraine: An unusual Christmas in a war zone

ByYeremiya Steblyna

'If we die, we will die together': Women religious are pillars of peace in war-torn Ukraine

ByAgata Puscikowska, OSV News

For Ukrainians in Poland, joy of the season is mixed with heartache

ByChris Herlinger

Ukrainian Sisters walk in the light amid the darkness

ByYeremiya Steblyna

In Ukraine, 'a mission for light' illuminates daily life far from the fighting

ByChris Herlinger

Ukrainian nun's experiences shatter stereotypes of monastic life

ByScholastica Oleksandra Hulivata

What have Ukrainians learned from months of war?

ByEmanujila Vishka

In Ukraine, Basilian sisters pitch in and prepare for war's consequences

ByRhina Guidos

Simple gestures become hope: Meeting Ukrainian refugees in Croatia

ByVeronica Oksana Galatan

Increased nuclear threat may renew interest in disarmament, advocates say

ByChris Herlinger

Q & A with Sr. Ligi Payyappilly, helping people in war-torn Ukraine

ByThomas Scaria

In note to nuns, pope says he is doing everything he can for Ukraine

ByCarol Glatz, Catholic News Service

How can you help Ukraine?

ByEmanujila Vishka

Women religious, families in Poland open their lives to Ukrainian refugees

ByLisa Johnston, Catholic News Service

In the footsteps of the Ukrainian people's Way of the Cross

ByTeodora Kopyn

UISG begins $1 million grant distribution to sisters serving Ukraine refugees

ByChris Herlinger

Zelenskyy refers to Mother Teresa in address to Albanian legislators

ByCatholic News Service