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Q&A with Gail DeGeorge: GSR's outgoing editor emerita on lessons covering sisters

ByChris Herlinger

Ghanaian nun's association supports widows who face dehumanizing traditional rites

ByDamian Avevor

'Sisters are writing themselves out of history': Conference underscores need for archivists

ByDan Stockman

Q&A with Sr. Joyce Miyanda, upgrading maternal health care in Zambia

ByDerrick Silimina

'When I entered the novitiate': Sisters reflect on early years of formation

ByThe Life Panelists

NCR journalists win 70+ Catholic media awards

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Q&A with Sr. Sally John, promoter of mental health among Catholic nuns in India

ByThomas Scaria

Walking with migrants: Nuns unite to fight persecution, human trafficking

ByTerry Friel, Union of Catholic Asian News

Transforming pain into hope: 28 years of resistance in Colombia's peace community

ByTracy L. Barnett

Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' not beautiful to these Catholic sisters

ByRhina Guidos

'War is never the answer': Sisters urge nonviolent solution after US attacks Iran

ByChris Herlinger

Sisters wield power as shareholders to force corporate reforms

ByDan Stockman

Q&A with Sr. Zita Rema, providing shelter and pastoral care for migrant workers in Bangladesh

ByStephan Uttom Rozario

Sisters help children in Philippines rebuild their lives after sexual abuse

ByOliver Samson

Expert: Religious show courage helping others, fear standing up for self

ByCarol Glatz, Catholic News Service

Q&A with 2 sister theologians on Francis' theological legacy: Part 2

ByChris Herlinger

After decades in the shadows, Vietnamese sisters enjoy ministering in the light

ByGSR Staff

Q&A with 2 sister theologians on Francis' theological legacy: Part 1

ByChris Herlinger

Works begin in Ireland to exhume remains of hundreds of babies found at sister-run unwed mothers' home

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Sisters began a day care for Kansas City's working poor. Now, it's a huge operation.

ByDan Stockman