Social Justice

Give what you can, take what you need: Catholic sisters join community food pantry effort in the Philippines

ByMa. Ceres P. Doyo

Monday Starter: Praising Chauvin's conviction, sisters call for wider reform

ByChris Herlinger

Inhale, exhale, transform

BySusan Rose Francois

Innate human dignity means broken bread, not broken bodies

ByMaddie Thompson

Religious sisters in Myanmar stand up to military junta

ByLa Croix International staff, La Croix International

Serving those in the shadows, sisters follow in footsteps of women long gone

ByElizabeth Eisenstadt Evans

The troubles in the Tigray region of Ethiopia

ByNaomi Nkrumah

Turning a gift of $20 into loaves-and-fishes on three wheels

ByMargaret Gonsalves

When Catholic nuns took on the Klan in court and won

ByElizabeth Eisenstadt Evans

Millions of renters owe billions of dollars. Sisters are doing what they can to help

BySoli Salgado

To foster inclusiveness, Nigerian nuns mainstream pupils with disabilities

ByValentine Benjamin, Catholic News Service

Good Friday hope bridges pain and love at the border

ByTracey Horan

Two weeks, two shootings and more anti-Asian hate crimes: What can I do?

ByCelina Kim Chapman

Orlando Magic recognize nun for her advocacy for farmworkers

ByLinda Reeves, Catholic News Service

COVID-19 has made world worse for women, say participants in UN commission

ByChris Herlinger

Q & A with Sr. Eileen Reilly, advocating against the death penalty in the US

ByChris Herlinger

Sr. Simone Campbell isn't sure what's next, but knows the Spirit will lead her

ByDan Stockman

A year later, what am I learning from the COVID-19 pandemic?

ByNancy Sylvester

'Hidden homelessness' affects the status of women worldwide

ByChris Herlinger

We have to deal with our trauma from 2020 and earlier

ByMumbi Kigutha