Sister Lorene Orth
Sister Lorene Orth, a Kansas native who taught, did parish work, and served as province secretary, among her many ministries, died Tuesday, April 28, 2015,… Read More »Sister Lorene Orth
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Adorers of the Blood of Christ
We are the Adorers of the Blood of Christ, a vowed religious community of Roman Catholic women who were founded in 1834 as a teaching order by the Italian, St. Maria De Mattias, in the small town of Acuto, Italy. Worldwide, we are nearly 1,000 women strong, including 140 in the U.S.
Baltimore, Nepal, and Standing Witness
by Sr. Sara Dwyer, ASC This has been a week of human violence and extreme natural disasters, not only in Baltimore and Nepal, but in… Read More »Baltimore, Nepal, and Standing Witness
Easter: The Season for Hope, The Season for Justice
by Sr. Sara Dwyer, ASC Celebrating Easter, with the lilies and the tulips, and singing Alleluia is easy. Even joyfully energizing! But, then comes the… Read More »Easter: The Season for Hope, The Season for Justice
Listening for God’s Call
By Sr. Barbara Hudock, ASC Just before Holy Week, we celebrated the feast of the Annunciation. LCWR Region X met during that time in Dubuque,… Read More »Listening for God’s Call
Sister Marian Piskurich
Sister Marian Piskurich, an Adorer of the Blood of Christ, died on Good Friday, April 3, 2015, at St. Anne’s Retirement Community in Columbia, Pa.… Read More »Sister Marian Piskurich
Smiling Sister: Obituary for Sr. Marian Piskurich
Sister Marian Piskurich, an Adorer of the Blood of Christ, died on Good Friday, April 3, 2015, at St. Anne’s Retirement Community in Columbia, Pa.… Read More »Smiling Sister: Obituary for Sr. Marian Piskurich
Adorer to Lead NGO that Consults with United Nations
Sister JoAnn Mark likes a challenge and she begins a new one this week. On Easter Sunday, the 74-year-old left Wichita, Kan., for New York… Read More »Adorer to Lead NGO that Consults with United Nations
A Guatemalan Village’s Long Walk to Justice
By Sisters Dani Brought and Kris Schrader Last week, we walked the Way of the Cross from the Guatemalan village of El Carrizal, San Pedro… Read More »A Guatemalan Village’s Long Walk to Justice
A Guatemalan Village’s Long Walk to Justice
By Sisters Dani Brought and Kris Schrader Last week, we walked the Way of the Cross from the Guatemalan village of El Carrizal, San Pedro… Read More »A Guatemalan Village’s Long Walk to Justice
Opinion: More Non-Violence, Fewer Guns
A version of this post was originally published as a letter to the editor in the St. Louis Post Dispatch. To read in original format,… Read More »Opinion: More Non-Violence, Fewer Guns
Opinion: More Non-Violence, Fewer Guns
A version of this post was originally published as a letter to the editor in the St. Louis Post Dispatch. To read in original format,… Read More »Opinion: More Non-Violence, Fewer Guns
March to Montgomery: A Sister Remembers
On this day, March 25, in 1965, five Adorers of the Blood of Christ from Ruma, Ill., joined thousands of civil-rights demonstrators in the last… Read More »March to Montgomery: A Sister Remembers