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Catholic groups expand prevention efforts after more than 330 children die of the disease.
President of the Maryknoll Sisters Teresa Hougnon shares a mission experience from Kenya as she reflects on the courage needed for true peace.
An immersion trip co-sponsored by Maryknoll and CRS introduces participants to the realities, challenges and hopes of local communities.
The Vatican unveils plans for Pope Leo’s apostolic journeys during the upcoming months to promote peace and care for the poor.
The head of the U.S. bishops committee on migration says the plan affronts human dignity and is “a moral inflection point for our country.”
Maryknoll Lay Missioner Joanne Blaney shares a story from Uganda as she reflects on the Gospel call to nonviolence in the Sunday readings.
A Maryknoll sister in Guatemala and her team train women in poor communities to become advocates known as community legal promoters.
News reports and internal memos show that less than 14% of people detained have violent criminal records, and 40% have no criminal record.
As we begin the Season of Lent, Maryknoll Affiliate Marie Dennis explores Jesus’ journey to the Cross as a radical commitment to nonviolence.
Catholic leaders say that the overturned regulation had helped prevent ecological damage in accordance with Church teaching.
The Catholic Church, from the U.S. to the Vatican, is united in condemning the mistreatment and mass deportation of immigrants.
Catholic leaders call for humane treatment after report finds children are detained for months in unsanitary conditions with poor medical care.
Maryknoll Father Michael Snyder, who served in Tanzania, explores the concept of free will and God’s invitation to speak with wisdom.