Spirituality

Upended by pandemic, Benedictine life survives and thrives by being adaptable

ByJudith Valente

Lent not a time of 'giving up,' but of 'taking' time to be with God

ByNancy Sylvester

A hole in the roof

ByJoan Sauro

Making my way across: the vulnerability of forever yes

ByTracey Horan

An ideal sister: She's a miracle!

ByNancy Watenga

Pope Francis: Patience a key virtue in religious life

ByJunno Arocho Esteves, Catholic News Service

COVID-19 lockdown in India helped me discover the love and care around us

ByLissy Maruthanakuzhy

Inaugurating beloved-ness

BySusan Rose Francois

Seven lessons from a service year to kick off 2021

ByCelina Kim Chapman

The revolution that begins within

ByNancy Sylvester

Virtual Mass as the real presence of Christ amid pandemic

ByJennibeth Sabay

Nature in our lives, in the cathedral, in the house of human rights

ByMagda Bennásar

Connection — with God, others and ourselves — sustains us

ByJennibeth Sabay

My 2020 path: Choosing service, being done with 'making it through'

ByCelina Kim Chapman

In a year of darkness and uncertainty, we are a people of hope

ByMaddie Thompson

A year for the 'creatively courageous' St. Joseph

BySue Paweski

Waiting for now: Looking forward to 2021, sisters know prayerful optimism

ByThe Life Panelists

Treasured gifts of my spiritual journey

ByLaura Hammel

Gifts for this COVID Christmas — the conscious circle of humanity

ByNancy Sylvester

COVID-19 darkness covers the earth — like glitter

ByNancy Linenkugel