Our guest, Sister Michele Morek, talks about life as a Catholic sister and her work at Global Sisters Report, at the United Nations, as a professor of biology, and a congregational leader.
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"The Life" series at Global Sisters Report, about the lives of Catholic sisters worldwide
Sister Michele's work on behalf of 20 congregations at the United Nations in service to women and children
The influence of Catholic sisters on the UN's Sustainable Development Goals
A global perspective on who Catholic sisters are
The charism of religious life--gift to the church and the world
Moving from New York City to Kansas City: coincidence and community
National Catholic Reporter
Spirituality shaped by the region we're from
Nature as a spiritual influence; Creation Spirituality and biology
God as Uncreated Energy, All-Nurturing Abyss, and Egyptian Mouth-Breeder Fish
Finding God wherever we find ourselves
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Sister Michele Morek is an Ursuline Sister of Mount Saint Joseph, Kentucky. In her work at Global Sisters Report, she connects with Catholic sisters worldwide around the critical issues facing the people they serve.
Sister Michele previously worked as coalition coordinator of UNANIMA International, a religious nongovernmental organization at the United Nations. She holds a doctorate in biology from the University of Notre Dame and worked for many years as a professor and administrator at the college/university level. She also served for 14 years in congregational leadership positions, including six years as community leader.
