The question is: Have we embraced these differences? Or have we ignored or tried to mould the “other” in our midst into something more familiar?

  In an age of extremism, ethical tensions, civilizational clashes, and the use of religion to justify unspeakable terror, humanity

(Part 2) When we reflect and ‘own’ the dialogue of Mary with Elizabeth and the mutual sharing between the two

(Part 1) It is over five years since world leaders journeyed to the United Nations in New York City to

This booklet offers an opportunity to reflect on the UN in the context of our call as Daughters of Charity.

The 20th session of the Indigenous Peoples Forum will be held from April 19-30, 2021, with the theme: “Peace, justice and strong

UN Commission to focus upon women’s participation and decision-making in public life. The UN in New York is usually bustling

World Day of Social Justice takes place on Saturday, February 20.  It is very fitting to celebrate this day as

The Daughters of Charity at the United Nations have worked diligently over the past few years to highlight issues related

Care for our common home has become urgent yet remains controversial 2015 – LAUDATO SI’ “Laudato Si’ is viewed as

“Is not this the fast that I choose: to loose the bonds of wickedness, to undo the straps of the

Leaving no one behind The Vatican’s interest in the UN goes all the way back to the beginning, since the