The great simplicity of life embraced by Trappist monks and nuns and their attentive practice of long periods of absolute silence are gifts the world needs today, Pope Francis said.
Pope to Trappists: Share Your Silence, the World Needs it Read Post »
Sacred Heart Novices Five novices of the Sacred Heart Priests Order, made their first religious professions at Sacred Heart parish
Sacred Heart Priest Novices Read Post »
Br Jared Jamie of Corpus Christi parish in Wynberg, Cape Town, will make his first religious profession as a Capuchin Friar Minor
New Capuchin Friar for Cape Town Read Post »
In the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, Carmelite Sister Margaret Ann Laechelin saw a motorist struggling to navigate a road obstructed by a fallen tree and worried for the safety of others. So she used a chainsaw to chop that tree still fully dressed in her religious habit.
Carmelite Sister Cleans up after Irma with a Chainsaw Read Post »
Some 400 Dominicans, friends and parishioners came together at the Blackfriars Dominican community in Springs, Gauteng, to celebrate the centenary of the friars’ presence in South Africa.
100 Years of Dominican Friars in South Africa Read Post »
The growing numbers of African-born clergy and religious ministering in the United States are at the forefront of an important
African-born Clergy and Religious Gather in New Orleans Read Post »
BioBlitz helps Mercy sisters catalogue all forms of life on Vermont farm The 39-acre Mercy Farm in Benson is home
All of Creation is Interconnected – Sisters of Mercy and the BioBlitz Read Post »
Every path to the vocation to the consecrated life is different. Here two Sisters of Nazareth share their vocations stories.
Sisters of Nazareth Share Stories of How They Were Called Read Post »
Fr Chris Townsend – One of the functional jokes in the priesthood goes something along the lines that listening to
Contemplative Nuns: We Need Them! Read Post »
