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July 27-Aug 9, 2018

Is the Catholic Worker a 'racist institution'?

by Maria Benevento
Aug 11, 2018

Inspired by several recent faith and resistance retreats focused on racism and white supremacy, many Midwest Catholic Worker communities have increased their interest in racial justice work, particularly examining how racism might play out in their own communities.

Catholic peace studies at LA high school delves into religion, advocacy

by Heather Morrison
Aug 11, 2018

"We take advantage of what's going on in the news today, so that means every semester is a little different," said Tom Cendejas, who has been teaching Catholic social justice classes for about 35 years.

Column | Scripture for Life

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Taste and see

by Mary M. McGlone
Aug 11, 2018

Scripture for Life: Elijah's story seems to teach that God listens to the prayers of the beloved and answers by beckoning them toward all that life can offer. This is the message Jesus tried to convey to his companions as he described himself as the bread that comes from heaven.

Column | Scripture for Life

Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time: 'What is this?'

by Mary M. McGlone
Aug 4, 2018

Scripture for Life: Following the lead of our ancestors in the faith, we may slowly learn to see beyond what the Letter to the Ephesians calls the "futility" of our minds and begin to perceive what God is doing here and now.

Activists risking arrest keep up their 'moral witness'

by Maria Benevento
Jul 30, 2018
Commentary

United States created the conditions for Latin American migrations

by Alex Mikulich
Jul 27, 2018
Book Review

Three books on unbelief read best in conversation

by Alexandra Greenwald
Jul 25, 2018
Column | Soul Seeing

Blessed are you achievers, blessed are you duds

by Francine Dempsey
Jul 24, 2018

Birth of an encyclical: Priest documents preparation of 'Humanae Vitae'

by Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service
Jul 23, 2018
Editorial

Editorial: Supporting women is key to pro-life agenda

by NCR Editorial Staff
Jul 20, 2018

Judge: Catholic agency must consider same-sex couples for foster placement

by Matthew Gambino, Catholic News Service
Jul 17, 2018

Catholic #MeToo victims and advocates face backlash

by Heidi Schlumpf
Jul 17, 2018

500 theologians to gather in Sarajevo to talk ethics, action

by Joshua J. McElwee
Jul 13, 2018

Inside Chilean abuse survivor's meeting with Pope Francis

by Brian Roewe
Jul 11, 2018

Women push for more from Vatican, Francis

by Sarah Mac Donald
Jul 11, 2018

Kavanaugh is pro-life, but is he 'whole life'? Catholic commentators ask

by Heidi Schlumpf
Jul 10, 2018

Chicago cardinal praises anti-gun march on local highway

by Catholic News Service
Jul 9, 2018

Francis picks journalist as new communications czar, and first layperson leading Vatican office

by Joshua J. McElwee
Jul 5, 2018

Cheyenne Diocese: Abuse allegations against retired bishop 'credible'

by Brian Roewe
Jul 3, 2018

Former parishioners of Our Lady of the Rosary in Detroit miss how it used to be

by Peter Feuerherd
Jun 21, 2018
Column

Sam Daley-Harris' decades of work for civic change embodies citizen activism

by Colman McCarthy
May 16, 2018
Column | Signs of the Times

Pope Francis warns of two paths to holiness

by Thomas Reese, Religion News Service
May 10, 2018

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