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April 17-30, 2020

Column | Scripture for Life

Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time: Gospel conundrums

by Mary M. McGlone
Aug 22, 2020

Scripture for Life: This liturgy reminds us that Christianity demands lots of practice. Humbly accepting that we won't ever do it perfectly, we slowly learn to balance humility and evangelical audacity.

A couple walks through the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe in Berlin. (Wikimedia Commons)
Book Review

Author Susan Neiman examines Germany, Dixie and 'comparative redemption'

by Jason Berry
Jun 10, 2020

Book review: Navigating between Germany's reckoning with Nazism and the reactionary grip of Southern myth, Learning From the Germans tells the stories of people facing a historical memory they want to change.

Book Review

The time is right to read Jesse Jackson's speeches

by Bill Tammeus
Jun 3, 2020

Book Review: Civil rights leader the Rev. Jesse Jackson has become an important prophetic voice calling his nation — our nation — to do the right thing on behalf of the very people Jesus told his followers to care for: the poor, the downtrodden, the sick, the oppressed.

Kathleen Donohoe, author of "Ghosts of the Missing" (Beowulf Sheehan)
Book Review

History and tragedy linger in 'Ghosts of the Missing'

by Tom Deignan
May 27, 2020

Book review: Kathleen Donohoe's novel is a portrait of an extended family and community, beginning with immigrants in the 1850s, and, later, featuring a pair of Catholic priests forced to confront the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s.

Book Review

Memoir of a millennial steelworker

by Kelly Stewart
May 13, 2020
Column | Scripture for Life

Fourth Sunday of Easter: Get caught up

by Mary M. McGlone
May 2, 2020
Column | Soul Seeing

'Open the windows of your soul'

by Richard Hendrick
Apr 14, 2020
Editorial

Editorial: Real 'Easter People' will stay home

by NCR Editorial Staff
Apr 10, 2020
Editorial

Editorial: Catholics and Trump, a reckoning

by NCR Editorial Staff
Apr 9, 2020
Blog | NCR Connections

Coping with the pandemic's effect at NCR

by Thomas C. Fox
Apr 8, 2020

Feeling antsy? Morose? Kathleen Norris offers tips to cope with acedia

by Peter Feuerherd
Apr 7, 2020
Column | NCR Connections

Join us for a virtual Triduum observance

by Tom Roberts
Apr 6, 2020

Triage and ventilator rationing not the only ethical issues in pandemic, bioethicists say

by Heidi Schlumpf
Apr 6, 2020

The church after coronavirus: How our communities are changing

by Heidi Schlumpf, Michael Sean Winters, Joshua J. McElwee
Apr 1, 2020

Pandemic narrows Americans' cultural distance from death and dying

by Jesse Remedios
Mar 30, 2020

Coronavirus compels climate activists to shift from streets to screen

by Brian Roewe
Mar 27, 2020

Dr. Anthony Fauci, dedicated to public service, formed at Jesuit high school

by Peter Feuerherd
Mar 27, 2020

Coronavirus indulgences evoke Francis' 'ridiculously-pardoning' church

by Joshua J. McElwee
Mar 26, 2020
Commentary

What do we learn from this place where we don't want to be?

by John Gehring
Mar 25, 2020
Column | Grace on the Margins

With callous timing, Detroit bishops bar LGBTQ group from Catholic grounds

by Jamie Manson
Mar 17, 2020
Column | Distinctly Catholic

Catholics have been intertwined with US politics for decades

by Michael Sean Winters
Mar 16, 2020

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