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LA nun champions second chances for those rebuilding their lives after prison (opens the original)
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Dominican Sr. Mary Sean Hodges talks with Sylvia Trevino at the offices of the Partnership for Re-Entry Program June 8, 2026, in Los Angeles. (GSR photo/Rhina Guidos) Sylvia Trevino had never met Dominican Sr. Mary Sean Hodges, but she knew her work. For years in prison, Trevino had encountered the kinds of written materials Hodges helped send to incarcerated people through the Partnership for Re-Entry Program. So when Trevino walked into PREP's downtown Los Angeles offices after 30 years behind
El Salvador nuns unite relics of John of the Cross and Romero, 'a mystic and a prophet' (opens the original)
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Missionary Carmelite of St. Teresa Sr. Ruby Lemus Salguero arranges candles in front of an altar holding a relic of St. John of the Cross at the chapel of the Divine Providence Hospital chapel Sept. 8, 2026 in San Salvador, El Salvador. The altar is close to a relic of St. Oscar Romero, a Salvadoran archbishop who lived among the sisters when he was assassinated in 1980 as he celebrated Mass in the chapel. (GSR photo/Rhina Guidos) The piece of bone fragment is so teeny tiny that Sr. Tránsito de
Desperate after earthquake, Colombia nuns turn to social media to ask for help (opens the original)
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Debris lies inside the Cathedral of San Buenaventura in Colombia, Aug. 16, 2026, following the 7.4 magnitude earthquake. (OSV News/Reuters/Ever Andres Mercado) Nuns in Colombia are using reels, photos and stories on places like TikTok, Instagram and Facebook to tell the world about the damage their convents and ministries have suffered after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake on Aug. 10 shook their country, resulting in more than 300 deaths and thousands of injuries. "We have no water. We have no food,"
With haircuts and healthcare, Catholic nun ministers to Santa Barbara's poor (opens the original)
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Daughter of Charity Sr. Oanh Tran cleans up her hair styling station at the Fr. Virgil Cordano Center June 10, 2026, in Santa Barbara, California. (GSR photo/ Rhina Guidos) In the bustling room of a strip mall, Daughter of Charity Sr. Oanh Tran mixes bath salts with warm water in a plastic basin, much in the same way she mixes the worlds of cosmetology, faith and her love of God into her daily ministry: with tenderness. Though she's a nun and a nurse, to those who come into contact with Tran in
Catholic nuns among the last providing migrant aid at California border (opens the original)
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Society of the Sacred Heart Sr. Lisa Buscher smiles at another sister after feeding a child at the Cobina Posada del Migrante shelter in Mexicali, Mexico, June 6, 2026. (GSR photo/Rhina Guidos) It wasn't too long ago that it was hard to hear yourself think in the midst of the hustle and bustle of migrants at the Cobina Posada del Migrante shelter in the border town of Mexicali. Children ran around the cement courtyard; global humanitarian aid workers came and went with food, clothes and medicine
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