Interviews

Sister Joan's life story is told amid clips of her interview on Benedictine life and the Church.

"I never had heard that term, but it was a reminder to me to keep that kind of practice in my life.

“You’d never pick this gentle 86-year-old as one of the most outspoken critics of the Catholic Church, in particular its treatment of women,” says Waleed Aly, the television host who recently inter

Joan Chittister was featured on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s program, The Drum, discussing the role of religion in public life.

Joan Chittister found her community as a teenager, seventy years ago, when she joined the Benedictine sisters in Pennsylvania.

Joan Chittister is a benedictine nun who currently serves as co-chair of the Global Peace Initiative of Women, a partner organization of the UN, facilitating a worldwide network of women peace buil

The Bottom Line hosted by Roger Marsh

The author of "The Monastic Heart" talks about the life of St. Benedict and the truths he lived that still apply today.

Contemplify: Kindling the Examined Life for Contemplatives in the World

Welcome Sister Joan Chittister to the Unhurried Living Podcast where we are talking about her latest book, "The Monastic Heart

Joan Chittister returned to the radio show “State of Belief” and joined Rev.

Paul Samuel Dolman, host of “What Matters Most,” interviews Joan Chittister on her book, The Monastic Heart.

Compass Podcast: Finding the spirituality in the day-to-day by the U

Good / True / & Beautiful with Ashton Gustafson
The Monastic Heart with Joan Chittister

This Undivided Life Podcast will give you real advice to help make life whole again.