Chris Herlinger

Chris Herlinger is international correspondent to Global Sisters Report and also writes on humanitarian and international issues for NCR. He has reported from South Sudan and Darfur, Sudan, as well as numerous other locales, including Haiti, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Israel and the Occupied Territories, Kenya and Ethiopia and Liberia. He is the co-author, with Paul Jeffrey, of books on Haiti and Darfur, published by Seabury, and a third, on global hunger, published in 2015.

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Monday Starter: Hilton grant will assist vocation conference's intercultural efforts

Q & A with Sr. Nadia Coppa on how the late Pope Benedict XVI contributed to the church

For 2023, UISG officers prioritize the synodal journey and a 'culture of care'

Monday Starter: 3 sisters among 18 Catholic missionaries killed in 2022

Catholic sisters reflect on Benedict's impact on church, religious life

Monday Starter: Sisters have a strong presence at national disaster training event

For Ukrainians in Poland, joy of the season is mixed with heartache

Q & A with Allen Carl Larson, publicizing letters between Conrad N. Hilton and two Loretto Sisters

Monday Starter: COVID lockdowns affected girls the most, 4 congregations' study says

In Ukraine, 'a mission for light' illuminates daily life far from the fighting

Monday Starter: Sister among 7 killed in Democratic Republic of Congo

After Dobbs, US is not doing right by women and children, Catholic sisters say

Monday Starter: Friends in Solidarity announce new legacy fund from sisters

Monday Starter: Sr. Donna Markham to retire as head of Catholic Charities USA

War, climate change, inflation: Multiple crises have led to a boom in global hunger

Monday Starter: UISG, USG joint report on synodality finds consensus for change

Hospital chains with sister roots respond to New York Times reporting

Increased nuclear threat may renew interest in disarmament, advocates say

Monday Starter: Sisters disappointed at outcome of UN nuclear disarmament meetings

Monday Starter: African sisters honored for contributing to continent's development