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May 4-17, 2018

Column | Scripture for Life

Pentecost: God's goad

by Mary M. McGlone
May 19, 2018

Scripture for Life: Pentecost challenges us to ask ourselves if we are courageous enough to harbor the open-ended expectations demanded of anyone who prays, "Lord, send out your Spirit, and renew the face of the earth."

A relief shows apostles with Jesus at supper in Emmaus, at St. Samson Church in Mozé-sur-Louet, France. (Wikimedia Commons/Simon de l'Ouest)
Book Review

Jesuit ponders a dislocated God for the dislocated believer

by Paul Lakeland
May 16, 2018

Book review: In the face of society's declining religious belief, Fr. Paul Crowley offers the image of an unmoored God. In dislocation, one might say, both the believer and God find their truer selves.

Column | Scripture for Life

Seventh Sunday of Easter: The greatest is love

by Carol J. Dempsey
May 12, 2018

Scripture for Life: Those who love remain not only in communion with Jesus but also in union with God. To love as God loves, however, is not easy. For that reason, the writer of John's Gospel features Jesus praying for his disciples as Jesus' own life among them begins to draw to a close.

Contraception, unions, Title IX — Catholic colleges push back on government rules

by Mark Dent
May 3, 2018

In the last few years, many notable Catholic colleges and universities have fought legal battles. Some argued against the Affordable Care Act rule regarding contraceptive coverage in health insurance plans, while others targeted gender equity components of Title IX requirements, labor rulings, and the application of discrimination statutes. 

Column | Soul Seeing

Care for those in need, don't worry about 'credit'

by Mark Redmond
May 1, 2018
Editorial

Editorial: Proposed cuts to food program are immoral

by NCR Editorial Staff
Apr 27, 2018

In 'historic' move, pope names three laywomen to doctrinal congregation

by Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service
Apr 23, 2018
Column | Just Catholic

On messages and messengers

by Phyllis Zagano
Apr 23, 2018

US infrastructure investment key to better jobs, less hunger, Bread for the World recommends

by Julie Bourbon
Apr 20, 2018

Catholic virtues necessary to address political polarization, bishop says

by Heidi Schlumpf
Apr 19, 2018

Wisconsin diocese calls off plan to rescind employees' pensions

Updated
by Peter Feuerherd
Apr 19, 2018

Pope calls German cardinal to Rome to discuss eucharistic sharing

by Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service
Apr 19, 2018

Expert in diocesan finances has 'never seen' pension move like La Crosse's

Updated
by Peter Feuerherd
Apr 16, 2018

Activist priest John Dear tours with new book on resisting climate change

by Tom Boswell
Apr 14, 2018

New papal document provides practical help for parishes

by Heidi Schlumpf
Apr 13, 2018

'The Dating Project': Upbeat, realistic documentary offers hope for modern love

by Kathleen Cavender
Apr 13, 2018
Column | Grace on the Margins

Should women rejoice over 'Gaudete et Exsultate'?

by Jamie Manson
Apr 13, 2018

Priests' group wants significant change in priest formation process

Updated
by Dan Morris-Young
Apr 10, 2018
Column | My Table Is Spread

Giving children the language of repentance, gratitude

by Melissa Musick Nussbaum
Mar 7, 2018

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