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Faith under siege: Religious sisters confront Ebola in eastern Congo's war zone

ByDoreen Ajiambo

Relics of French nun who experienced visions of Jesus will come to the US in June

ByCaroline de Sury, OSV News

Q&A with Sr. Dr. Uzoma Maria-Joannes, caring for vulnerable pregnant teens in Nigeria

ByJohn Chukwu

Kenyan sisters care for disabled children abandoned due to poverty and stigma

ByDoreen Ajiambo

Theater professor's fashion interest in nuns' habits opened door to Broadway

ByRhina Guidos

Amid protests at Delaney Hall, a Catholic nun has been offering 'radical hospitality'

ByReligion News Service

Meet the basketball-loving nuns who are taking the NBA playoffs by storm

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Nuns gather in support of 50th anniversary of Women's Ordination Conference

ByDan Stockman

For 50 years, Filipino nuns worked in factories and lived in slum areas, accompanying people at the margins

ByOliver Samson

After Pope Leo XIV's visit, a question remains: Who is listening to Africa?

ByDoreen Ajiambo

Q&A with Sr. Leticia Salazar, who says the synod is a process that can help listen to migrants, those who suffer

ByRhina Guidos

Pope Leo calls to 'disarm' AI in major document, warns of technologic threats to humanity

ByJustin McLellan

When fear knocks on the doors of consecrated life, the Holy Spirit responds

ByThe Life Panelists

How Catholic sisters in Nigeria help vulnerable girls rebuild their lives

ByJohn Chukwu

Associated Church Press honors GSR with 6 awards

ByGSR Staff

In Los Angeles, a sister offers shelter and mercy to immigrants convicted of crimes

ByAleja Hertzler-McCain, Religion News Service

Sisters find creativity is key in converting land, buildings

ByDan Stockman

Dwindling vocations strain Bangladesh's cloistered convents

ByJustin Gomes

Q&A with Sr. Liza Ruedas, promoting voter awareness 'for a better Philippines'

ByRonald O. Reyes

Eudist sisters face possible eviction with prayer, trust in God — and an attorney

ByGina Christian, OSV News