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In her latest column in the National Catholic Reporter, Sister Joan Chittister asks the questions: "How does a country become a "community"? What's the glue?
A recent article in Global Sisters Report detailed one teacher’s efforts to use Joan Chittister’s columns on the Beatitudes while in her high school religion classes.
After the Plenary Council in Australia failed to pass two propositions related to the role of women in the Church, Joan Chittister—who has been on a speaking tour in the country for several weeks—s
Coverage of Joan Chittister’s speaking tour of Australia continues to be overwhelmingly positive.
On the evening of June 23, Joan Chittister and John Warhurst, an Australian political scientist, presented a webinar in which they explored issues crucial to Church renewal ahead of the Australian
Joan Chittister’s speaking tour in Australia is reaching a wide variety of people across the country.
Father Ron Rolheiser, President of the Oblate School of Theology in San Antonio, TX, recently wrote a piece on the oppression of women.
Peter Kirkwood covered Joan Chittister’s speaking tour of Australia in the National Catholic Reporter, discussing the complex situation of the Church in Australia and th
As part of her speaking tour of Australia, Joan Chittister was interviewed by Doctor Meredith Lake, on the subject of renewing community in a lonely world.
A woman from Florida wrote to the Benetvision office this past week, saying:
Joan Chittister continued her speaking tour of Australia, ahead of the Plenary Council of Australian Bishops.
Joan Chittister’s latest column in the National Catholic Reporter discusses how to know if you are called to religious life, in a world where there are so many possible paths for
Joan Chittister has been invited to hold a position on the Advisory Committee for the Seventh Mother Emanuel AME Commemoration Service for the Martyred.
An Australian man who saw Joan Chittister’s lecture at Adelaide Town Hall wrote to Benetvision to describe the profound effect she had on him through that speech and over the last several years.