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A short biography of Basque anarchist Casilda Hernaez.

From The Remnant Newspaper's May 31st and June 15th issues... The twin bell towers of Saint Peter the Apostle Catholic Church slowly disappeared o...

Women from the Campo del Cielo community upload photographs of the Pilcomayo River and share them with each other and experts to monitor flooding. Photo by Nanum Centers. The Pilcomayo River frequently floods, creating a reoccurring disaster of lost lives and property for the rural communities of South America’s Gran Chaco region. Unlike most rivers, during the rainy season up to a third of the Pilcomayo’s volume is sediment carried in the water, and its path is unpredictable. When the muddy river floods its banks, it deposits that sediment in huge mounds of mud, at times burying entire h...

Pope Francis greets a group of women religious as he arrives for his general audience in Paul VI hall at the Vatican Aug. 7, 2019. (CNS photo/Yara Nardi, Reuters) Editors’ note: This is the English translation of an open letter to Pope Francis by María Lía Zervino, the president of the World Union of Catholic Women’s Organisations. It is published here with the author’s permission.  Dear Pope Francis, First of all, a big thank you Thank you for having given yourself completely in these eight years. From the beginning, you have challenged us with pastoral conversion for the whole Chu...

A French nun who has become the first woman to hold a voting position at the Vatican said Wednesday that her appointment is evidence the "patriarchal mindset is changing" as more and more women assume high-level decision-making responsibilities in the Catholic hierarchy.