Sister Thien Anh Khong, With a Recipe for Strawberry Cream Cheese Pie
‘Mealtime is a valuable family time,’ says Sister T.A., ‘where warm, lasting memories are made.’
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Called by God From Childhood, Triplets From Brazil Belong to the Same Religious Order
Sister Maria Gorete recalled that her mother stated that she would not let her daughters leave the house unless it was to marry or to enter religious life.
‘Christ Is the Center of the School’: Faith Imbues Mater Salvatoris College Preparatory School
Connecticut school highlights blessing of solid education and presence of religious sisters in Catholic academia.
Religious Sisters Become Pioneers of Hydroelectric Power in Africa
Some of the first to recognize the benefits of small-scale hydropower were religious communities in Africa.
Pope Francis: Nun in Haiti Gave Her Life ‘Even to Martyrdom’
He added an expression of closeness to Sister Luisa Dell’Orto’s family and to the Little Sisters of the Gospel of St. Charles de Foucauld.
Pope Francis Praises ‘Example of Faith’ of Newly Beatified Polish Nuns Martyred in World War II
Sister Paschalis Jahn and nine fellow Elizabethan sisters were beatified Saturday in Wroclaw, Poland.
Daughters of St. Paul Are ‘On the Move’
With their redesign, ‘Media Nuns’ aim to revitalize their community and outreach.
6 Years Ago These Religious Sisters Died in Yemen
‘The missionaries of Charity died as martyrs: as martyrs of charity, as martyrs because they witnessed Christ and shared the lot of Jesus on the Cross.’
‘They Pray All Day Long’: How Religious Sisters Are Helping People in Need Amid the Ukraine Conflict
The sisters pray the rosary especially for the conversion of President Putin, who was born on Oct. 7, 1952, the feast of Our Lady of the Rosary.
Religious Sister Sentenced to Prison for Embezzling from Los Angeles Catholic School
The 80-year-old sister pleaded guilty in July 2021 to wire fraud and money laundering.
