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In a dispiriting global moment, sisters' work is a salve

ByChris Herlinger

Find joy in being called to daily witness to God's presence

ByJoyce Meyer

The Magnificat in Minneapolis: May Mary proclaim her words once again

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On a day of Holocaust remembrance, honoring Edith Stein

ByChris Herlinger

Monday Starter: Network launches institute to help people politically organize

ByDan Stockman, Lissy Maruthanakuzhy

Monday Starter: Sisters decry violence of US military attack on Venezuela

ByDan Stockman

Lessons from the desert fathers on welcoming the tired and the poor

ByHelga Leija

Monday Starter: Zambian congregation awarded 2025 Opus Prize

ByChris Herlinger

In Mexico, faith to Our Lady of Guadalupe finds expression in 'ex-votos'

ByHelga Leija

Monday Starter: Sr. Jamie Phelps, advocate for social and racial justice, dies at 84

ByDan Stockman, George Kommattam

At my Benedictine monastery, ritual inspires gratitude for sisters who came before me

ByHelga Leija

We lost 2 veterans of ministry to people seeking refuge. Their work is our work now.

ByDan Stockman

Monday Starter: Prejean's 'Dead Man Walking' released in illustrated graphic version

ByChris Herlinger, Rhina Guidos

Don't sugarcoat your saints: The challenges of writing Catholic sisters' biographies

ByCarole Sargent

Reporter's Notebook: Even in death, the missing face class disparities in Mexico

ByRhina Guidos

Monday Starter: In person and online, sisters take part in 'No Kings' demonstrations

ByRhina Guidos

Dia de los Muertos offers connection and a way to grieve together

ByHelga Leija
Guest Voices

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

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Monday Starter: Sr. Marion Irvine, 'The Running Nun,' dies at 95

ByDan Stockman

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

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