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This story is part of a CBC Sask. series featuring artists' work in celebration of Asian Heritage Month. For more on this project, visit cbc.ca/lovesk, where you can see more of the art we'll be featuring.Shamim and Shima Aghaaminiha may have left their home country of Iran, but the sisters say they've found a way to reflect the struggle of the Iranian people through art in their new home of Regina."In the past 45 years, the Islamic regime killed thousands of people. And in t...

The Moterhhouse's current gallery exhibit, "Mission Alive," showcases several ministries of the IHM Sisters. It's on display through March 17.

The Dominican Sisters of Peace will close the Akron motherhouse. Our Lady of the Elms School hopes to buy property.

The center will fill the area where the former convent's chapel once stood and will highlight arts, entrepreneurship and progressive food items.

They asked the judge to make them wear a body monitoring system until their court date and bar them from taking care of another elderly person.

Duo now writes to civil aviation ministry, DGCA seeking compensation and action against airline

These triplets graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing at South University last month. Jean, Jeanet and Jeanice Stephenson were inspired by their mother, a nurse, to pursue a career in the same field.

Beneath each full moon on the outskirts of a village in central Mexico, a group of women in nun habits circle around a roaring fire, cleanse themselves with burned sage, and give thanks for the moon, animals, and plants. Then they inhale deeply from a joint and blow clouds of marijuana into the flames. In the United States, where around two dozen states have legalized recreational marijuana, the group has also launched a successful small business, selling CBD tinctures, oils and salves online,...

Sister Shalita Corndog of The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence continues to express hope that critics of the LGBTQ+ nuns "find peace in their heart."

FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – For the last nine years, the Sisters of the Valley have been making CBD products that they claim help treat everything from chronic pain to panic attacks. Even though these nuns aren’t tied to any religion, their mission is to help people. “We say we are a new age order of […]