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Sisters of Charity Federation acknowledges congregations owned enslaved people

ByDan Stockman

As Super Bowl approaches, advocates warn against increased risks of human trafficking

ByCatholic News Service

African American sister says prayer, listening can lead to racial healing

ByCatholic News Service

Bakhita House in Boston area holds lasting legacy in work among trafficked women

ByShannon Lyons

Auxiliary Sisters in Montreal intend to stand up against their eviction

ByFrançois Gloutnay, Catholic News Service

Los Angeles nun, 80, gets prison for $835,000 school theft

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Q & A with the coordinators of Red Kawsay, the Talitha Kum chapter for Buenos Aires

BySoli Salgado

Catholic women demand church accountability, after Bishop Mulakkal's acquittal

ByJose Kavi, Matters India

Artist hopes new sculpture can spotlight sisters' work fighting human trafficking

ByChristopher White

Safer spaces: Protecting the dignity of consecrated people

ByCarol Glatz, Catholic News Service

Mercy Sr. Janet Mead, whose hit Our Father recording earned gold records, dies at 84

ByCatholic News Service

Sisters support recovery efforts in Philippines after typhoon destruction

ByCharity Durano

Lending an ear leads to lending one's voice in advocacy, suggest panelists

ByMark Pattison, Catholic News Service

Holy Names sisters lead affordable housing project on closed Catholic campus

ByCatholic News Service

Fight when treated unfairly, pope tells religious, consecrated women

ByJunno Arocho Esteves, Catholic News Service

Q & A with Sr. Anna Masawe, giving hope to Malawi's street children

ByDoreen Ajiambo

Sisters share: What Scripture passage underlies your consecrated life?

ByThe Life Panelists

After bishop's acquittal, India's Catholics weigh jurisprudence, church progress against abuse

BySaji Thomas

Accidental ministry opens world of refugees to Australian Dominican

ByTracey Edstein

Q & A with Sr. Rose Marie Tulacz, focusing on signs of God’s love and mercy

ByDan Stockman