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October 28, 2013

Vol. 209 / No. 12

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Jean Molesky-PozOctober 11, 2013

The unique perspective of women preachers

Christ in the City missionaries clean up the courtyard of Seton House in Denver, July 2012. Nearly 30 missionaries from across the country moved into the former convent to begin work serving the homeless.
Karen GargamelliOctober 15, 2013

Vacant convents offer a new opportunity for service

Welcome Change: A savings and internal lending group in Rwanda.
Carolyn Y. Woo October 16, 2013

Bibi is illiterate, and she expected Nisa, her 9-year-old daughter to always be illiterate, too. In the Herat province of Afghanistan where they live, there is little reason to learn to read and write. There is always other work to be done.But when an education team from Catholic Relief Services cam

Kathleen Sprows CummingsOctober 16, 2013

Kathleen Sprows Cummings on building ‘a profound theology of womanhood’ for the 21st century

October 16, 2013

Without these highly talented, accomplished women, the whole church is impoverished.

"The Spirit guides us to give of God and ourselves."
Annie SelakOctober 16, 2013

Breyan Tornifolio approached the Mass with a full yet heavy heart. It was her last time worshiping at Ryan Hall, where she served as a minister for students at the University of Notre Dame since the building’s opening in 2009. At the end of Mass, after Tornifolio blessed the graduating seniors

Diana L. Hayes October 16, 2013

Our world is increasingly diverse in terms of understandings, ideas and beliefs. In what can be called a global repositioning, countries once colonized by Western powers have begun to chart their own courses. Alongside this trend, women and persons of color have worked to distinguish themselves and,