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Beyond Trump: Confronting religious nationalism globally

ByNameeta Renu
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In Venezuela, consecrated life shines as a sign of hope

ByMaura Aranguren
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Podcast: 'To be hopeful is to touch the pain of the world,' Sr. Simone Campbell says

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'Everyone has a piece of the work of justice to do,' Sr. Simone Campbell says

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2025 Hilton Humanitarian Prize awarded to Mines Advisory Group

ByCamillo Barone
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A little child shall lead them to build bridges of art and hope

ByMartha A. Kirk

India's disabled, abandoned women find hope among these Eastern Catholic nuns

ByThomas Scaria
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Feast of the Nativity of Mary celebrates dignity of the girl child in India

ByRobancy A. Helen

Monday Starter: Sisters traumatized after assault by Hindu radicals in eastern India

ByThomas Scaria, Rhina Guidos, Catherine M. Odell

Colombia's 'rebel nun' has led decades of spiritual resistance against state violence

ByTracy L. Barnett

Anti-landmines group wins 2025 Hilton Humanitarian Prize

ByChris Herlinger
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The news makes my heart ache, but God's heart shines through the darkness

ByJuliet Mousseau

80 years after Hiroshima, anti-nuclear activists are still fighting for progress

ByChris Herlinger

'Mother Teresa of Nairobi': How a nun transformed the city into a sanctuary of hope

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Reintegrating the shattered whole: Ecumenism, synodality and LGBTQ+ inclusion

ByMargaret Gonsalves

Nicaraguan-style law used to expel religious groups stokes fears in El Salvador

ByRhina Guidos
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Enduring the hardships of Myanmar's civil war

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Who is the Good Samaritan today?

ByNancy Sylvester
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Practicing the active virtue of hope in a time of crisis

ByEmily TeKolste
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When the night settles over Cuba

ByNadieska Almeida, Translated by Helga Leija