In addition to their duties at the school, the sisters are involved in efforts to help Ukrainian soldiers injured in the Russian invasion of their country.
In Ukraine, Basilian sisters pitch in and prepare for war’s consequences
Sister Ephrem Hollermann publishes new book on Benedictine history
“Like a Mustard Seed” traces the history of the Benedictine community from which St. Benedict’s Monastery was founded in 1857.
In Kenya, Mexico, nuns discover need to coordinate resources for aged care
The Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate at Georgetown University is engaged in a global research partnership to identify the needs of Catholic sisters communities in caring for their elderly and infirm sisters in Kenya, Uganda, Zambia, Ghana, Nigeria, Mexico, and the United States.
Book tries to lift veil on abuse within women’s religious communities
This is the story of the 11 women who have several things in common, recounting abuses of power and psychological or emotional abuse.
North American Conference of Associates and Religious to end operations
The North American Conference of Associates and Religious is planning to end operations during the summer of 2021.
Women religious honored for work on pandemic’s front lines
Women religious working “on the front lines,” exposed to the coronavirus continue to care for the communities they minister.
Women religious, inspired by current protests, also see long road ahead
Across the country, women religious have joined in peaceful protests against racial inequality.
Women religious find a place of honor on Mother’s Day
Sister Constance is considered a spiritual mother by many of the residents, who said they will honor her on Mother’s Day.