Year of Consecrated Life

Labouré Society offers religious hopefuls student loan relief

Monica Ngeno does not consider herself an outgoing person. In her words, she’s “mostly introverted.”

Living Word Sisters among retirement collection beneficiaries

Visitors to Castle Ridge care center in Eden Prairie may have noticed a sister playing piano, praying and visiting with residents. That’s Sister Mary Nicholas Eiden, a Sister of the Living Word who goes by Sister Mary Nick.

Cut from the same cloth

Religious sisters find meaning in and out of habit

Standing out to take a stand: Prof melds religious life with academia

From the time she wore an improvised nun’s habit while playing “school” as a child in Detroit, Sister Amata Miller has thought about religious life, teaching and social justice. Throughout her 65-year career as a member of the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary and as a teacher in many capacities, she has integrated her passion for Catholic social teaching and social justice into her work.

With pro-life passion, UST alums join NY religious order

Four Minnesotans are among the young women preparing to dedicate themselves to the pro-life cause as Sisters of Life, a religious community based in New York City focused on helping women in crisis pregnancies and promoting a culture of life.

Brother-artist reflects with religious on beauty, prayer

Creativity about the process, not the product

‘For your husband is your maker’

Prayer and surrender at heart of local women’s plans to enter religious life

‘For the Holy Church’

At St. Mark, men’s and women’s religious communities focus on family

Consecrated virgin calls being bride of Christ a ‘wonderful fit’

After taking a vacation in June 1995, Dr. Linda Long returned to her job as a cardiologist at Regions Hospital in St. Paul with a ring on her finger. A patient noticed the jewelry and made a comment. “She was so excited for me,” Long said. “She said, ‘Oh, Dr. Long, you got married.’ And, I said, ‘Well, yes I did, but not in the usual way.’”

Faith is expressed in charity, unity, pope says at four religious sisters’ canonization Mass

Declaring four 19th-century women religious saints, Pope Francis said they are models for all Christians of how faith, nourished in prayer, is expressed concretely in acts of charity and the promotion of unity.

Calling on Mary: Presentation Sisters look to the Blessed Mother in good times and bad

Sisters Michelle Meyers and Kay O’Neil, Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, begin and end each day with prayers for Mary’s intercession.

Motherhood in the sisterhood

Delivering food to the convent meant that Joan Evans might catch a glimpse of her daughter. Her hopes didn’t disappoint. When she arrived, her daughter was outside washing a car, a task Mother Mary Clare Roufs had assigned so the two could have a chance to visit.
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