Climate change hits women hardest, report finds
by Sarah Mac DonaldWomen are disproportionately hurt by climate change and corporate human rights violations throughout the world, according to a new study by Trócaire, the aid and development agency run by the Irish bishops.

Playwright Holnes brings 16th-century hero of Panamanian slave rebellion forward
by Retta BlaneyThroughout the creation of "Bayano," as he has with his other work and his life, Darrel Alejandro Holnes has been strengthened by his Catholic upbringing in Panama and the African spirituality that mingled with it.

Asha Deepam kindles light of hope in Indian children with disabilities
by Philip MathewStudents who have physical, mental, developmental or intellectual disabilities get education and skills to lead an independent life at Asha Deepam, a school run by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth in Trichy, India.


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