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Monday Starter: Nun leading Caritas Nepal calls for international aid after floods (opens the original)
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Caritas Nepal, led by Sr. Cecilia Shrestha, extends help to those affected by the recent flash flood. (Courtesy of Caritas Nepal) With the death toll mounting to more than 1,000 and with more than 4,500 missing, the executive director of Caritas Nepal is warning that the disaster caused by massive flooding in the country on Aug. 26 has not fully played out and will require international support for months to come. "The situation remains extremely alarming, and the number of casualties continues
Nepal floods leave 'nothing' behind as Catholic nuns mobilize aid (opens the original)
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Members of an assessment team by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, Kathmandu, and the Nepal Jesuit Social Institute tour flood-affected areas in the Galchi rural municipality of Dhading, a largely agricultural area in northeast Nepal. (Courtesy of Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, Kathmandu) Catholic sisters responding to the catastrophic flooding in rural Nepal — which killed hundreds and left thousands missing — say the extent of damage is staggering. "Nothing is left there," said Sr. Oliva Ku
African group dedicated to primary healthcare receives 2026 Hilton Prize (opens the original)
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A nongovernmental organization that champions community-based healthcare and helps deliver primary healthcare services in four African countries is the 2026 recipient of the Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Prize. Last Mile Health, which the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation said supports more than 20,000 professional health workers in Ethiopia, Liberia, Malawi and Sierra Leone, has helped provide primary healthcare to more than 32 million people. As the prize recipient, Last Mile Health, which is based
Assembly speakers in Rwanda discuss key role of nuns in an unstable media environment (opens the original)
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Sr. Nina Krapić, deputy director of the Holy See Press Office, right, speaks to Sr. Jane Wakahiu, associate vice president of the Catholic Sisters Initiative at the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. Both were speakers at the SIGNIS World Congress in Kigali, Rwanda, Aug. 1-8, 2026. (Courtesy of Sr. Rocio Garcia) Catholic sisters have a vital and even prophetic role in a changing, challenging and unstable media environment in which respect for truth and factual reporting and communications are becoming
Anti-trafficking network of nuns, Talitha Kum, reached 1.2M in 2025 (opens the original)
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Public demonstrations led by sisters are part of Talitha Kum's education and public awareness efforts. The sister-led anti-trafficking network operates in 113 countries. (Courtesy of Talitha Kum) On the eve of the United Nations' World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, the sister-led anti-trafficking network Talitha Kum said it reached 1.21 million people globally in its ministries in 2025, a nearly 30% increase from 2024. The increase reflected expanded prevention, survivor protection, access
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