Equipping Religious for the Digital Age: Sisters of Emmanuel Receive Communications Training
Catholic sisters from the Sisters of Emmanuel congregation gathered at the Subiaco Retreat Centre for a communications training organized by the Communications Network for Catholic Sisters (CNCS), aimed at strengthening their capacity to share the mission and impact of religious life in today’s digital age. The one-day workshop focused on equipping the sisters with practical […]
AOSK Leads International Women’s Day Celebrations in Hola with Call to End Harmful Practices Against Girls and Women
The Association of Sisterhood of Kenya (AOSK) marked International Women’s Day on 7 March 2026 at St. Francis of Assisi Hola Parish in Tana River County. The event, hosted within the Catholic Diocese of Garissa, was held under the theme “Give to Gain.” The celebration brought together religious leaders, community members and partners committed to […]
CNCS Holds Two-Day Meeting Bringing Together Sisters Communicators, Board Members, and Beneficiaries
Nairobi, 24 January 2026 The Communications Network for Catholic Sisters (CNCS) successfully concluded its two-day meeting today, bringing together Sisters communicators, CNCS board members, and beneficiaries for formation, reflection, and shared learning at the intersection of faith, technology, and mission. The gathering created a rich space for dialogue and mutual learning, strengthening participation, accountability, and […]
Catholic Sisters Launch CASILEP to Strengthen Legal Advocacy and Justice in Kenya
Catholic Sisters in the Legal Profession Registered Trustees (CASILEP) was officially launched on January 10, 2026, in Nairobi, marking a significant milestone in legal empowerment, advocacy, and professional networking for Catholic sisters in Kenya and the wider region. CASILEP is a newly established network aimed at supporting women religious through access to legal resources, professional […]
Dicastery for Communication’s Sr. Nina Krepić Urges Sister Communicators to Foster Communion and Collaboration
By Sr. Adelide Ndilu, IHM Communion and Collaboration as WitnessSr. Nina Krepić of the Dicastery for Communication called on members of the Communication Network of Catholic Sisters (CNCS) to embrace communion and collaboration as essential elements of their ministry. She emphasized that working together not only strengthens their community but also serves as a powerful […]
Faith Amid the Floods: Missionary Benedictine Sisters in Chesongoch Rebuild with Hope
Chesongoch Mission Hospital Covered in Mud and Debris Following Floods. When the ground trembled and a roaring sound pierced the night of October 31st, the Benedictine Sisters in Chesongoch thought the generator had come on unexpectedly. But within moments, cries from outside shattered the silence, “Sisters, open the gate! Let us die together here!” It was […]
Blessing of Offices for Sisters Networks Held on Feast of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
On the Feast of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, October 7th, a special Mass was celebrated to bless the offices of four networks funded by the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. These include the Communications Network for Catholic Sisters, Talitha Kum International, the Care for the Aging Sisters Association, and the Health Association of Sisterhoods […]
Free medical camp brings relief to wajir residents
More than 100 residents of Wajir received free medical care during a medical camp organized by the wajir catholic dispensary in collaboration with the Health Association of Sisterhoods of Kenya (HASK) on September 20. The one-day outreach, held at the dispensary grounds, began with a health education session led by Sr Jerusha Ncabani and Sr Celine Siratei (HASK Staff) […]
Women Religious Deepen Synodal Dialogue on Leadership, Identity, and Law
Day Two of the African Women Theologians Conference 2025 at Hekima University College in Nairobi turned its focus to “Church Norms and Synodality,” offering participants a rich blend of theological, pastoral, and canonical perspectives. Morning and mid-morning sessions brought together scholars and religious women who challenged the Church to live Synodality in concrete, transformative ways. […]
Women Theologians Urge Healing and Justice in the Church
On the official first day of the African Women Theologians Conference at Hekima University College, speakers pressed the Catholic Church to make safeguarding, counselling and pastoral healing central to its synodal journey, arguing that without these, Synodality cannot be authentic. The conference, co-organized by Hekima University College, Watawa wa Taa, and the Doctoral Scholarship for […]