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Sisters help survivors of Nigeria's farmer-herder conflict reclaim spiritual lives

Sisters in Nigeria empower inmates through hands-on vocation training

Q & A with Sr. Debra Sciano, former state district attorney, now president-elect of LCWR

Nigerian Catholics bring comfort and care to displaced survivors of violence

More than 230 pilgrimages across the US mark 10 years of Laudato Si'

US immigration policy changes make religious worker visas difficult to get

As COP30 nears, Maasai evictions expose the dark side of carbon markets

Q&A with Sr. Mary Meyers, providing health care to uninsured and underserved populations

Catholic nun now a state witness in death of fellow sister in Kenya

At Washington conference, attorneys address an unsettling new era on immigration

Q&A with Sr. Justicia Nekesa, empowering girls in Kenya through skill-based training

Monastery where St. Carlo Acutis received first Communion in ruins after massive fire

St. Katharine Drexel's legacy endures as Black Catholic university she founded turns 100

Sisters Adorers walk with vulnerable girls and women in Japan

UN advocacy, sisters say, gives legitimacy to local ministries

Pope Leo blasts elitism, indifference toward poor in first major document

Sister-led church-state collaboration brings leprosy-cured Indians dignity, support

Sisters turning 25 acres in Kenya into a model for mixed farming

2025 Hilton Humanitarian Prize awarded to Mines Advisory Group

Q&A with Sr. Rosily Kolencherry, supporting tribal families in eastern India