Ministry

Even in 'explosion of hell,' God's love comforts Ukrainians

ByIrena Saszko

In spite of a year of war, Ukrainians endure and religious ministry continues

ByChris Herlinger

Work with women and children reflects Holy Union charism in Cameroon

ByJosephine Nko Ndindi

Sisters ministering in Ireland's prisons advocate, accompany, listen

BySarah Mac Donald

Facing discrimination, people with HIV/AIDS in Vietnam turn to nuns

ByJoachim Pham

Live and help live: Ursuline educators act to stem India's student suicide trend

ByTisy Jose

My ministry with the women at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility

ByDorothy Maxwell

Don't focus on being 'the only one'

ByJane Marie Bradish

Fatima nuns accompany transgender community in India

ByThomas Scaria

Vietnamese nuns provide for storm victims to celebrate Lunar New Year festival

ByJoachim Pham

Though a tiny religious minority, Bangladesh's nuns chart new path for nursing

ByStephan Uttom Rozario

For children who witnessed atrocities in Cameroon, these sisters' school is home

ByOSV News

Nuns, students and locals revive neglected park in Philippines

ByOliver Samson

RIP, Marie, the 'not smart' woman who taught me Gospel living

ByMaryann Agnes Mueller

'His memory still resonates with us': Franciscan sister recalls MLK's deathbed

ByRobert Alan Glover, OSV News

Sisters in Northern Ghana engage in early child development care

ByDamian Avevor

'If we die, we will die together': Women religious are pillars of peace in war-torn Ukraine

ByAgata Puscikowska, OSV News

Gifts of generosity and love, like those of the Magi, transform families' lives

ByMaría Elena Méndez Ochoa

Programs and awards help Catholic sisters learn to build social enterprises

ByGail DeGeorge

Award-winning Catholic sisters reflect on work toward self-sustainability

ByJane Frances Kabagaaju, Christabel Juunza Mwangani, Rose Thumitho