Social Justice

A Mercy sister — a mom and a grandmother — talks about living in community

ByA Nun's Life Ministry

At United Nations, sisters do a whole lot of work behind the scenes

ByA Nun's Life Ministry

Ministering in Chad, a country plagued by violence, unrest and conflict

ByJuliette N'guémta Nakoye Mannta

Can Catholics be progressive? Absolutely!

ByNancy Sylvester

Solidarity and subsidiarity call us to engage in local politics

ByEmily TeKolste

Where have all the flowers gone?

ByMargaret Cessna

Re-membering history is painful, but necessary

BySusan Rose Francois

In Haiti, threat of kidnapping looms over visitors and residents

ByChris Herlinger

Unraveling threads: Navigating India's changing democracy with faith

ByDorothy Fernandes

Color flourished physically, spiritually at Women Deliver Conference in Rwanda

ByJoyce Meyer

Crimes in Manipur uncover evil within and the tragic consequences of silence

BySujata Jena

The Gospel fuels the spirit of truth and justice

ByEilis McCulloh
NCR Voices

It's up to us. When will we figure that out?

ByJoan Chittister

The world is waiting

ByMargaret Cessna

With columnists worldwide, Global Sisters Report releases prophetic voices

ByMargaret Gonsalves

The Ukrainian people's 'Via Dolorosa' continues

ByIrena Saszko

'Si, se puede,' anything is possible with God

ByJudith Best

Indian Catholic religious answer nun's call to solidarity, join protests

ByThomas Scaria

Reporter's notebook: Activists fight to end sexual violence in war

ByChris Herlinger

Sisters teach nonviolence in South Sudan

ByMary Lilly Driciru