Ministry

Sisters adapt food ministries to cope with pandemic, surge of those in need

ByDan Stockman, Chris Herlinger, Soli Salgado

The view from Cook Islands in the South Pacific, so far COVID-free

ByElizabeth Browne-Russell

How a longtime Catholic college president is navigating the pandemic

ByAlexander Thompson

Writing on blank pages

ByClare Boehmer

Food banks, firewood and outreach: Sisters minister to the Navajo amid pandemic

ByPeter Tran

Sr. Patricia Bietsch shared her life with the Navajo

ByJulie A. Ferraro

Anti-trafficking advocates warn that pandemic is increasing human trafficking

ByChris Herlinger

Sisters provide shelter, clean water after hurricanes hit Central America

ByGregg Brekke

Children with disabilities may face stigma, but nun encourages parents

ByDamian Avevor, Catholic News Service

A week in the life of a Good Shepherd Volunteer

ByCelina Kim Chapman

Q & A with Sr. Mary Nibedita, a Christian nurse in Muslim Bangladesh

BySumon Corraya

Sisters work in flood-affected areas after typhoon strikes Philippines

ByMa. Ceres P. Doyo

Q & A with Sr. Miriam Duggan: 'You do your best, and God and Our Lady will do the rest'

ByDoreen Ajiambo

Maryknoll lay missioner continues work of 'martyred' US Catholic women

ByRhina Guidos, Catholic News Service

Holy Spirit nuns join with network in India to support migrants

BySophia M. Arockia Mary

Four congregations work in common cause for girls with disabilities

ByJessy Joseph

The gift of small works in the face of big issues

ByAli Alderman

Networking and lobbying help stranded migrants

BySujata Jena

Ireland honors two sisters for their work around the world

BySarah Mac Donald

In spirit of Mother Cabrini, agency serving immigrants endures amid pandemic

ByChris Herlinger