Rev. Barber on the repair we need: “You heal the soul of the national by healing the body of the people.” 🔥

Researcher Carol K. Coburn writes: In a world searching for meaning and purpose, Catholic sisters provide a model for engagement and being present — a way forward in troubled times. globalsiste.rs/2IqNwSc

“Selma was a point of no return for Catholic sisters. Sisters would never be found on the sidelines of social justice activism again.” globalsistersreport.org/news/social-ju…

The stories of sisters’ involvement in social movements have inspired us, and so many, for decades. Join GlobalSistersReport for this special conversation next Tuesday, Nov 17 at 3pm ET with the “Sisters of Selma” - information here: globalsistersreport.org/witness-grace-…

What the Nuns & Nones found when they went to protect the polls: “I went into the day expecting some dramatic encounters. What we witnessed instead was a celebration of citizenship and voters.” ifyc.org/article/nuns-n…

On a Nuns & Nones call today we were reflecting on what it means that there’s “no going back” after the pandemic, but what does that mean? What does that look like? And Sister Ann Kendrick shared this poem, which says this uncertainty is exactly where the real work begins:

Wisdom on Catherine of Siena, an ancestor for our times. And a question from N&N organizer @ellie_rhc: “Who do you consider to be your spiritual ancestors or elders? Whose life, example, and wisdom are you grateful for / looking to for guidance in these times?”

Today, Katie Gordon, a national organizer with Nuns and Nones, reflects on the new documentary “Rebel Hearts” and how the radical re-envisioning of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in the 1960s mirrors her experience with Nuns and Nones. globalsiste.rs/3pfzcvn

Our pals over at Call To Action are looking for young organizers to join their growing community of progressive Catholics reimagining the church. Know someone who might want to be a part of Call To Action Re/Generation cohorts? Learn more & apply here: cta-usa.org/news/regen21.

"Our vocation is to love the world." an IHM Scranton sister said this to us (Nuns & Nones) today, but boy, that's really the calling for all of us, isn't it? 💖

How might we make this one year anniversary a moment not just of commemoration, but of initiation? I offer up this writing in the hopes that it can spark meaningful ritual and reflection for moving through the pandemic portal. adamhorowitz.medium.com/the-one-year-m…

As we mark one year of pandemic and inspired by Adam Horowitz’s article on this collective rite of passage moment, we created a ritual & reflection guide so we can all move through the portal, emerging with deeper courage, compassion, and commitment: nunsandnones.org/portal

Join us for the next GlobalSistersReport Witness & Grace conversation on May 18, as Brittany Koteles and Sister Annmarie Sanders IHM (LCWR) share what they've learned from this intergenerational, interspiritual community. Learn more and sign up here: globalsistersreport.org/witnessandgrac…

An innovative idea to bring together Catholic Nuns and religiously unaffiliated millennials is paying big dividends — and paving the way for a new kind of social support structure thats helping spur bold action. #Gen2Gen ssir.org/articles/entry…

“Today’s young activists who lack religious or spiritual support structures are making it up as they go—often in isolation.” Brittany Koteles (Nuns & Nones) writes about combining spiritual community and social justice activism across generations. ssir.org/articles/entry…

This is today! Soli Salgado from GlobalSistersReport in conversation with Sr. Annmarie Sanders from LCWR and Brittany Koteles from Nuns & Nones. Join to learn more about what our interspiritual and intergenerational community is up to: globalsistersreport.org/witnessandgrac…

The N&N Land Justice Project is hiring a Communications Manager! Help us tell the story of land transitions that center ecological and racial healing. More info bit.ly/lj-story