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"By clearing physical and mental clutter, I am learning what is enough," writes Sr. Corbin Hannah. "I am seeking simplicity that allows me to be more present and available."

Good Shepherd Sisters have ministered in Indonesia since 1927. One of their most unique ministries is in Batam City, an archipelago of 329 large and small islands in the Riau Islands Province.

Those advancing the Mothers' Call for Peace lead with the light proclaiming, "No child should be raised to kill or be killed." Our faith calls us to be the peace we seek.

Theologians' Corner - Images in the Gospel remind us not to lose hope. God's work may be quiet and hidden, but it is real, and it is powerful.

It's about calling attention to what is happening around us. It's about celebrating together and mourning together. It's about bearing witness together.

The Kino Border Initiative's program invites people to lean into the complexity and all the discomfort that it brings, writes Sr. Eileen McKenzie.

How often, in the search for our vocation, our dreams, or even God himself, do we become so intent on finding one great star that we fail to see the small lights that appear along our way?

Theologians' Corner - The parable of the sower "illustrates the life experience of women of faith who have become aware of the ways the patriarchal world has marginalized and oppressed us," writes Sarah González López.