
Helga Leija
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2 weeks ago |
globalsistersreport.org | Dan Stockman |Helga Leija
There were nearly 200 sisters gathered in Rome for the five-day event and another 100 sisters joining online. But don't call it a conference. Hope 2025, a gathering organized by the Leadership Collaborative for Catholic sisters under the age of 65, was part retreat, part networking event, part guided prayer and part space for connection. But there were no keynote speakers, no workshops.
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3 weeks ago |
ncronline.org | Helga Leija |Eduardo Lima
Brazilian Sister Marizele Isabel Cassiano Rego is seen in an undated photograph.
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3 weeks ago |
globalsistersreport.org | Helga Leija |Eduardo Lima
A video of Brazilian nuns beatboxing and dancing hip-hop, a scene taken from a local TV show and defined by celebrities like Whoopi Goldberg as "a real life 'Sister Act,'" went viral on May 28, with millions of views all over the world. Sisters Marizele Isabel Cassiano Rego, 46, and Marisa de Paula Neves, 41, were taking part May 20 in a TV show of the Catholic network Pai Eterno (Eternal Father), in Goiás state, in order to talk about a vocational encounter the two were attending in the region.
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Feb 20, 2025 |
ncronline.org | Sara Foss |Daniel P. Horan |Helga Leija
People come to St. Joseph's Place for many reasons. Some come for coffee and cookies, quiet conversation and a place to sit. Others come to use the bathroom or phone. There is free clothing — socks, underwear, hats and more — and sometimes bagged lunches to go. For regulars, the biggest draw is the nuns, three Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet in their 70s who run St. Joseph's Place. They provide comfort, care and counsel, which are intangible but very much needed.
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Feb 20, 2025 |
globalsistersreport.org | Sara Foss |Daniel P. Horan |Helga Leija
People come to St. Joseph's Place for many reasons. Some come for coffee and cookies, quiet conversation and a place to sit. Others come to use the bathroom or phone. There is free clothing — socks, underwear, hats and more — and sometimes bagged lunches to go. For regulars, the biggest draw is the nuns, three Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet in their 70s who run St. Joseph's Place. They provide comfort, care and counsel, which are intangible but very much needed.
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