Q&As

Sr. Innocent Joseph Ayyankanal has spent over 40 years promoting Ayurveda (traditional Indian medicine) and other forms of traditional medicine among rural and tribal communities.

The Medical Missionaries of Mary sister oversees a center that has treated over 500 women and also provides vocational training.

Sr. Lini Sheeja writes books in English, Malayalam and Tamil based on her outreach experiences in hospitals, youth centers, impoverished areas and prisons with the mission of being "the voice of the voiceless."

For the last four years, Cazzuola has served as the superior general to the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians, also known as the Salesian Sisters or the Salesians of Don Bosco.

A doctoral candidate and researcher studying victims abused by clergy in adulthood, shares her experience at a recent conference in Germany on the subject.

Survivors "have a story to tell and express our gratitude to the people who risked their lives to help others during the genocide," she says.

For decades, Nigeria has remained in the news for being a source, transit and destination country for human trafficking. Sr. Ebegbulem spoke to GSR about her work and passion for fighting human trafficking in the country.

Sr. Linda Yankoski will turn leadership over to Michael Sexauer, the first layperson to lead the Holy Family Sisters' 125-year-old ministry. "It's nice to see laity step up and be involved," Yankoski said.