Given the evolutionary spirit and events everywhere, religious life for the digital era needs reenvisioning, switching gears from doing works of charity to working for systemic change.
From A Nun's Life podcasts - Dominican Sister of Peace Ana Gonzalez shares with Sr. Rae Schen her mother's skepticism as she discerned her call to religious life.
Horizons - Even amid the rampant individualism that threatens to divide us, we all are called to some form of community. In today's world, it might just be the boldest decision to claim the importance of community.
Christmas is a time to get together. We may not see our relatives for a long time, but at Christmas our houses are filled with voices. Everyone comes home. But in Ukraine, this Christmas was not typical at all.
Social Service Sr. Margaret Slachta, the first woman to be elected to parliament in Hungary, fled her beloved country in 1949 for the U.S., where she died in 1974. In 2021, she was honored as her remains returned home.
Sr. Berchmans Conway, a Irish member of the Religious of Jesus and Mary, spent 65 years teaching children in Pakistan. Officials and former students remembered her life of service after her death Dec. 20 at age 93.
From A Nun's Life podcasts - A listener feels called to religious life, but is waiting for a "blessing" to confirm that’s what God intends for her. Has the blessing already come in the form of a call?
The officers of the International Union of Superiors General spoke to the staff of Global Sisters Report on multiple topics, including synodality, spiritual journeys, and ministries to help heal a broken world.
The biggest issues in religious life in the U.S. today all revolve around the transformation it is undergoing, officers of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious told GSR in an hourlong interview.
