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Aug 20-Sept 2, 2021

A woman and man join hands during the Our Father during Mass. (CNS/Bob Roller)
Column | Scripture for Life

Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time: Faith comes from Christ, community

by Mary M. McGlone
Sep 4, 2021

Scripture for Life: The Gospels portray discipleship as a long apprenticeship that comes to fruition as Jesus' followers begin to comprehend their vocation in the light of his death and resurrection.

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Column | Scripture for Life

Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time: Reassessing laws and traditions

by Carol J. Dempsey
Aug 28, 2021

Scripture for Life: When laws and traditions become ends unto themselves, "doctrine" used to sustain mausoleums built with bricks and mortar reflective of times past, then the Spirit will have difficulty in renewing the face of the earth.

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Blog | NCR Connections

NCR readers' favorite Catholic novels

by Heidi Schlumpf
Aug 14, 2021

NCR Connections: I asked about readers' favorites, and nearly 50 of you shared Catholic reading recommendations. Curiously, I did not define what constitutes a Catholic novel, nor did any of you.

Migrant farmworkers harvest romaine lettuce April 17, 2017, in King City, California. (CNS/Reuters/Lucy Nicholson)

Farmworkers' faith supports them in the fields and the fight for justice

by Melissa Cedillo
Aug 10, 2021

The Catholic faith provides hope for many farmworkers during exhaustive and demanding work. The church is also involved, through parishes and other institutions, working for justice and nourishing community for farmworkers.

El Salvador's cardinal says country living through 'political earthquake'

by Rhina Guidos, Catholic News Service
Aug 9, 2021

Catholic teaching supports nondiscrimination against LGBTQ community, statement says

by Brian Fraga
Aug 9, 2021

A Catholic labor priest laments death of 'brother' Richard Trumka

by Clete Kiley
Aug 5, 2021

Global liturgy commission director criticizes Francis over Latin Mass restrictions

by Brian Fraga
Aug 5, 2021
Analysis

Napa Institute expands to fight the culture war

by John Gehring
Aug 4, 2021

With Haiti in turmoil, Catholic agencies trying to help face enormous difficulties

by Eduardo Campos Lima
Aug 2, 2021
Column | From Where I Stand

Masks, vaccines and rights in the land of freedom and liberty

by Joan Chittister
Jul 29, 2021

Retired Pope Benedict criticizes church in Germany, says mission obscured

by Catholic News Service
Jul 27, 2021
Commentary

As Cardinal Becciu goes to court, Francis' financial reforms also on trial

by Jason Berry
Jul 27, 2021
Column | Faith Seeking Understanding

Global climate change is also a spiritual crisis

by Daniel P. Horan
Jul 21, 2021
Commentary

Let's build a post-pandemic church worth going back to

by Steven P. Millies
Jul 14, 2021

Summit on aging in men's religious orders to examine grief, hope

by Elizabeth Eisenstadt Evans
Jul 12, 2021
Book Review

What can Catholics learn from Muslims about encountering God?

by Dana Greene
Jul 3, 2021
Commentary

US bishops' theology is the true scandal in Philadelphia foster care case

by Craig A. Ford Jr.
Jul 2, 2021
Book Review

New book by Jesuit Fr. Arturo Sosa talks Ignatius, individualism

by Phyllis Zagano
Jun 19, 2021
Editorial

Editorial: Bishops should follow sisters' lead in dismantling racism

by NCR Editorial Staff
Aug 27, 2020

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