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July 23-Aug 5, 2021

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Column | Scripture for Life

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Invited to imitate Christ

by Mary M. McGlone
Aug 7, 2021

Scripture for Life: Today's Scripture stories dare us to risk an encounter with the living God who answers prayer in ever-new, life-giving, mind- and soul-transforming ways.

A leavened flatbread akin to pita has been made in the Middle East since before the time of Christ. (CNS/Nancy Wiechec)
Column | Scripture for Life

Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Our greatest potential

by Mary M. McGlone
Jul 31, 2021

Scripture for Life: Jesus' sharing of himself as the bread of life illustrates the greatest potential of human life. The Son of God entered our history not to wow us with miracles, but to show us how we can live as Paul suggests: as new selves, people truly renewed in spirit.

A view of the Calabrian hillside from the town of Rende, Italy (NCR photo/Joshua J. McElwee)
Blog | NCR Connections

A hunt for the memory of my Italian and Mexican grandparents

by Joshua J. McElwee
Jul 19, 2021

NCR Connections: Perhaps memory doesn't have to be passed on directly. It can be experienced, too, walking on stones that someone who carried your blood may have walked on a century ago.

A health care worker at Catholic Charities in Washington prepares to administer the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine May 18. (CNS/Tyler Orsburn)
Editorial

Editorial: US Catholic colleges and churches should require vaccination

by NCR Editorial Staff
Jul 15, 2021

We say: Everyone has a moral obligation to get vaccinated against COVID-19 unless they have a legitimate medical condition prohibiting them from doing so. Requiring the vaccine should be part of the church's pro-life witness.

Commentary

We need a national paid family and medical leave program. Here's what Congress can do

by Rachel Lea Scott
Jul 15, 2021
Analysis

With looming retirements, Francis can pick up the pace on naming US bishops

by Christopher White
Jul 14, 2021

Wisconsin bishop restricts ministry of firebrand priest Fr. James Altman

by Christopher White
Jul 9, 2021

Catholics in Argentina speak out against mining and other extractive industries

by Eduardo Campos Lima
Jul 7, 2021
Analysis

What will your parish look like post-pandemic? It may depend on how it responded to coronavirus

by Patricia Zapor
Jul 7, 2021

Melissa Cedillo joins NCR's Latino Catholics Project

by NCR Staff
Jul 6, 2021

National Catholic Reporter board divests company from fossil fuels

by Brian Roewe
Jul 2, 2021

Angry and disappointed: NCR readers react to the bishops' vote on Communion

by Madeleine Davison
Jul 2, 2021

French priest, former Vatican adviser, to face church trial on abuse claims

by Elisabeth Auvillain
Jul 1, 2021
Commentary

US bishops' latest display of desperation has roots in years of dysfunction

by Tom Roberts
Jun 30, 2021

Biden's Catholic parish in DC says it won't deny Communion to Massgoers

by Joshua J. McElwee
Jun 29, 2021
Commentary

Like Biden, my Supreme Court justice grandfather was shamed for going to Mass

by Constance Phelps
Jun 28, 2021
Column | Faith Seeking Understanding

The church's complicity in dehumanizing the LGBTQ community in Ghana

by Daniel P. Horan
Jun 9, 2021
Book Review

Marc Lamont Hill's 'We Still Here' calls Christians to action

by Hannah Bowman
May 22, 2021

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