Religious Life

In Ukraine and beyond, life as a Basilian Sister has opened me to other cultures

ByVeronica Oksana Galatan

As Ursulines shift presence in Ireland and Kenya, their links and legacy endure

BySarah Mac Donald

Monday Starter: Dominican's new book explores cosmology and religious life

BySoli Salgado

Sisters of Charity Federation acknowledges congregations owned enslaved people

ByDan Stockman

African American sister says prayer, listening can lead to racial healing

ByCatholic News Service

Amid change and uncertainty, Basilian Sisters in Ukraine embrace risk and love

ByMahdalyna Nadiya Vytvytska

Ugandan and Australian Good Samaritan Sisters unite to make a dream come true

ByVeronica McCluskie

Safer spaces: Protecting the dignity of consecrated people

ByCarol Glatz, Catholic News Service

Burn with joy in the consecrated life

ByMolly Fernandes

Fight when treated unfairly, pope tells religious, consecrated women

ByJunno Arocho Esteves, Catholic News Service

Ukrainian Basilian Sisters face Russia conflict with prayer, resolve

ByDorothy Ann Busowski

Sisters share: What Scripture passage underlies your consecrated life?

ByThe Life Panelists

International Union of Superiors General plenary to address timely themes: vulnerability and synodality

ByJoyce Meyer

Mulakkal verdict leaves nuns more vulnerable to clergy sex abuse

ByVirginia Saldanha

Every day is the best day in missionary work

ByHilda Mary Bernath

It's time to find out where religious life can go without patriarchy

ByLinda Romey

Synodality is not new, but a tradition the church has drifted from, professor says

ByDan Stockman

Sisters divesting their assets work to transform them into agents of change

ByDan Stockman

Nearing the end, congregation finds new life

ByDan Stockman

In Immokalee's immigrant community, the Christmas story unfolds among us

ByJudy Dohner