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Plus, Leadership Collaborative to host events for younger nuns and Bon Secours offering multiple silent spiritual retreats this summer.

Tamika Royes suggests that Black Catholic women can help revive the Catholic Church — if only they are permitted to make full use of their gifts.

Though they resisted labels such as "activist" and "feminist," Catholic sisters in the Philippines during the Marcos dictatorship were models for justice movements in their own quiet way.

Plus, reported destruction of Salvatorian convent and school in Lebanon condemned; Franciscan sister honored for legacy in education; and Catholic media organization offers sisters media training

"What unsettles me the most is not the sophistication of the scam itself, " writes Sr. Helga Leija, "but the way it exploits the goodness of religious men and women." 

Plus, LCWR assembly will include a large group of leadership from the Latin American conference, and sisters continue to protest in Washington.

While reporting in Indonesia, international correspondent Chris Herlinger finds sisters responding to natural disasters, poverty and women's issues, all on one small island.

Plus, the International Union of Superiors General collaborates on a webinar on the spiritual implications of AI. Dominican sisters in the U.S. offer an immersion experience for those contemplating joining.