Social Justice

Voices of Sisters

Children are learning to protect their rights and each other in Sierra Leone

BySr. Onyinyechukwu Bernadette Ezejesi

As Venezuela remains divided, nuns urge dialogue, justice for national healing

ByGraciela de los Ángeles Portillo, Translated by Sr. Magda Bennásar
Voices of Sisters

Language and life with migrant workers in a South Korean fishing village

BySr. Fabiola Seon Choi

Catholic sisters push Palantir on human rights as faith leaders rally in New York

ByReligion News Service
Voices of Sisters

How I grew in political activism as a Good Shepherd Sister in the Philippines

BySr. Maureen Catabian

Nuns join calls for renewed support for anti-nuclear treaty

ByChris Herlinger
Voices of Sisters

Sister theologians on abuse, accountability, reform and hope in Leo's pontificate

ByTheologians' Corner contributors
Voices of Sisters

Faith in public life requires moral clarity

BySr. Donna Dodge
Voices of Sisters

The hidden cost of a war of choice

BySr. Nancy Sylvester
Voices of Sisters

Lawyer nun works to protect and uplift children's rights in Kenya

BySr. Hedwig Muse

At UN women's summit, nuns warn gender-based violence persists worldwide

ByChris Herlinger

Monday Starter: UN commission meetings focus on challenges faced by women

ByChris Herlinger, Dan Stockman
Voices of Sisters

Not as tourists, but as pilgrims, we followed Thea Bowman through Mississippi

BySr. Laura Nettles

Monday Starter: US-based sister congregations condemn war against Iran

ByChris Herlinger
Voices of Sisters

We keep the light alive in Ukraine's long and difficult winter

BySr. Olga Shapoval
Voices of Sisters

We already have within us the hope that we need: Being a neighbor

BySr. Nancy Sylvester

Catholics in Bangladesh urge new government to ensure women's safety, religious freedom

BySumon Corraya

In South Africa's coal belt, girls disappear — and Catholic sisters quietly pull them back

ByDoreen Ajiambo

Reporter's notebook: Reporting inside South Africa's illegal mining zones

ByDoreen Ajiambo

St. Scholastica's courage to speak invites us to a deeper discernment

BySr. Helga Leija