Women Religious

Kidney failure “has prevented me from traveling to Vietnam, Peru and Cuba to serve as a missionary to the poor there, which brings me great joy.”

“The goal is not to be ‘Spurs Nuns,'” but to be “consecrated women religious dedicated to helping the young and the poor,” Sister Bernadette said.

The Eudist sisters, who serve the imprisoned, are seeing one of their members at risk of eviction from a San Diego residence they have rented for years.

“Sister Nadir’s gesture speaks for itself and recounts a life lived in giving and service. We entrust this sister of ours to the mercy of the Lord.”

Amid the outbreak, Catholic charities and health centers run by Catholic nuns are providing healthcare and health awareness in cities and remote areas.

“Many families have managed to get by thanks to this animal, and now it seems we are forgetting that part of our history.”

In the late afternoon, the nun “felt someone come up behind her and throw her with full force onto a rock,” according to one news report.

According to her congregation’s website, Sister Teresia “wanted to serve God in the order, working in silent union with Him” despite a debilitating disease. 

On the site of a former monastery, a vast community center is rising in one of the French capital’s most desirable neighborhoods.

“Life reveals itself as a continual act of trusting in the Lord and abandoning ourselves to him, even when his plans unsettle our own.”