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Pope Leo XIV urges contemplative nuns to resist a 'spirit of survival' (opens the original)
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Pope Leo XIV looks at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes from the hill of the Carmelite Monastery of Lourdes in France, Sept. 27, 2026, after a private meeting with contemplative religious sisters. Three days later, Leo met with a group of Dominican contemplatives at the Vatican. (CNS/Vatican Media) Contemplative orders — nuns who have largely withdrawn from the world — are at the heart of the church's mission, Pope Leo XIV told a group of Dominican contemplatives Sept. 30. The International C
Pennsylvania nuns build stone monastery designed to last 'a thousand years' (opens the original)
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An artist rendering of the Monastery of Jesus, Mary and Joseph the Fairfield Carmelites are constructing in Fairfield, Pennsylvania. (Courtesy of the Fairfield Carmelites) A small band of cloistered nuns in rural Pennsylvania are constructing a monastery built to stand for 1,000 years. The Discalced Carmelites of Jesus, Mary and Joseph began planning the project in 2013, but it was five years before construction would start. The biggest holdup was finding a contractor who could build a true ston
Monday Starter: Network's 'See. Love, Vote.' campaign eyes upcoming US elections (opens the original)
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Voters cast their ballots at a polling station Oct. 26, 2024, during early voting at the Brooklyn Museum in New York City. (OSV News/Reuters/Eduardo Munoz) Editor's note: Global Sisters Report's Monday Starter is a feature from GSR staff writers that rounds up news from or about women religious that you may otherwise have missed. The U.S.-based Network Catholic social justice lobby's get out the vote campaign continues to grow. The nonpartisan effort, which began in July, is called "See. Love. V
Discerning Deacons plans forums for Catholic sisters on women in the diaconate (opens the original)
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The heads of women's religious orders leave an audience with Pope Francis in Paul VI hall at the Vatican May 12, 2016. During that session with members of the International Union of Superiors General, sisters asked Francis about the possibility of women deacons returning to the church. (CNS/Paul Haring) A group working to keep the discussion of women deacons alive in the Catholic Church is holding dozens of forums on the issue this fall, with two events specifically for women religious. Discerni
Monday Starter: Nuns spend summer on the pitcher's mound (opens the original)
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Sr. Mary Jo Sobieck, in an image shared on social media by the Chicago White Sox, takes aim before throwing the ceremonial first pitch at the White Sox game Aug. 11. (Courtesy of the Chicago White Sox) Editor's note: Global Sisters Report's Monday Starter is a feature from GSR staff writers that rounds up news from or about women religious that you may otherwise have missed. It seems that Catholic sisters throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at Major League Baseball games is becoming a trend.
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