Soli Salgado
@solisalgado.bsky.social
Editor of Global Sisters Report, a publication focusing on the social work & religious trends of Catholic sisters.
Story idea? Reach out!
Story idea? Reach out!
"I have been discovering that it is important to accompany the people in the midst of despair, to maintain hope for the people." - Sr. Olimpia González Núñez, who until October served as the secretary general of the Cuban Conference of Religious Men and Women
November 22, 2024 at 7:48 PM
"I have been discovering that it is important to accompany the people in the midst of despair, to maintain hope for the people." - Sr. Olimpia González Núñez, who until October served as the secretary general of the Cuban Conference of Religious Men and Women
"What we're doing to the Earth... my insight is that this is the crucifixion of Christ. In a certain sense you could say that the crucifixion of Jesus was the prefiguration of the crucifixion that we are now giving to the Earth."
November 22, 2024 at 4:25 PM
"What we're doing to the Earth... my insight is that this is the crucifixion of Christ. In a certain sense you could say that the crucifixion of Jesus was the prefiguration of the crucifixion that we are now giving to the Earth."
"Let's not just focus on the 'fewness,' but appreciate the 'richness' in each of us who have responded to the call."
"The renewal of religious life might come from re-embracing some of the long-standing devotions that communities may have set aside for private practice."
"The renewal of religious life might come from re-embracing some of the long-standing devotions that communities may have set aside for private practice."
November 21, 2024 at 10:53 PM
"Let's not just focus on the 'fewness,' but appreciate the 'richness' in each of us who have responded to the call."
"The renewal of religious life might come from re-embracing some of the long-standing devotions that communities may have set aside for private practice."
"The renewal of religious life might come from re-embracing some of the long-standing devotions that communities may have set aside for private practice."
Without nuns in the top roles of these hospitals, "What does it mean to be a Catholic hospital when the enterprise has been so deeply commodified?" asks theologian M. Therese Lysaught.
November 21, 2024 at 4:05 PM
Without nuns in the top roles of these hospitals, "What does it mean to be a Catholic hospital when the enterprise has been so deeply commodified?" asks theologian M. Therese Lysaught.