Nuns are Women of Conscience and Courage
Cokie Roberts is a big fan of women religious as she was taught by them and credits them for her success. Cokie helped us kick off the Sisters of Humility celebration of the 150th Anniversary of...
Read MorePrayer Life of The Youngest Nun
There are three main aspects of religious life that I have in mind as I structure my time - prayer, ministry and community life....
Read MoreWhat if it's a hoax and we create a better world for nothing?
The CHM mission statement is dear to me. Here are a few of the wonderful things the sisters do towards the Care for Earth part...
Read MoreA God Quest
A glimpse of what my daily life is like as a Catholic sister, and in particular a Sister of Humility. I'd like to shed light on not only what sisters do, but the spirit in which they do it....
Read MoreAccept the Challenge
Let us contemplate the humility of the Son of God born into poverty. Let us imitate him by sharing with those who are weak....
Read MoreStorms on the Prairie
Week after week, 12 months per year, I see visible changes in people as they take time at The Prairie Retreat...
Read MoreAuthentic Message of Advent, Christmas Forward
Far from his being lost and hidden from us in the immeasurable distance of divine life, Jesus is truly living in us and with us, everywhere and always...
Read MoreA Convent Christmas
Christmas-time is the most special time at HMC. Here is a short video I put together featuring a few photos from this year and before...
Read MoreHealing Petals
She has returned to her first passion—photography—linking it with her long-time exploration of feminist theology, Buddhist philosophy and holistic spirituality....
Read MoreSister Roberta Throws a Fit
What is the hardest part of being a nun - living in community with so many other women! But without exception it was also considered our greatest blessing...
Read MoreThe Youngest Nun
The Sisters of Humility follow the principle of self-determination - It implies a balance and harmony between individual freedom and responsibility to the congregation...
Read MoreBehind the Habit
Habit or no, their spiritual pockets only grow deeper. They were and always will be the epitome of the well known acronym WWJD (What Would Jesus Do?)...
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