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As Trump cuts humanitarian aid, sisters say they'll persevere

By Rhina Guidos

Catholic groups help thousands of migrants returning to South America

By Manuel Rueda, OSV News

Migrants braving perilous journey to South Africa find refuge with Catholic Church

By Doreen Ajiambo

Priests, nuns join protest to Indonesia's geothermal project

By UCA News Reporter

Catholic religious in India revise formation to address sex abuse, suicide cases

By Thomas Scaria

Q&A with Sr. Ajita Mathew Vettikuzhakunnel, champion of women farmers in India

By Thomas Scaria

'Yes to life, no to mining': Sisters in El Salvador join church's protest

By Rhina Guidos

Q&A with Sr. Roxanne Schares, new associate executive secretary of UISG

By Chris Herlinger
Columns

Agrospiritual ponderings: Cultivating spiritual richness within ourselves

By Quincy Howard
Columns

Agrospiritual ponderings: Cultivating spiritual richness within ourselves

By Quincy Howard
Columns

What LA's ashes teach me about Lent

By Ellen Dauwer
Columns

What LA's ashes teach me about Lent

By Ellen Dauwer

'That all may be one': How sisters foster healing and reconciliation

By The Life Panelists

Dominican-led foundation brings health care to Nigerian village communities

By Patrick Egwu

Nurse sisters create a safe space for mothers, kids at Bethlehem hospital

By Judith Sudilovsky

Theologians, ministers and pastors build bridges across the church in the Americas

By Luis Donaldo González

Un hombre pide perdón 30 años después de violar y asesinar a una religiosa en EE. UU.

By Dan Stockman, Traducido por Magda Bennásar

St. Joseph's Place offers safe haven in a troubled Schenectady neighborhood

By Sara Foss

Hermanas ayudan a migrantes a través de una red de apoyo en EE. UU.

By Melody Finnemore , Traducido por Magda Bennásar

Nearly 30 years after he raped and murdered a nun, an Ohio man asked for forgiveness

By Dan Stockman