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Pope Francis in Iraq: March 5-8

Nov 9-22, 2012

A different kingdom

by Roger Karban, Illustration by Mark Bartholomew
Nov 24, 2012

Today’s feast would have created huge problems for Jesus’ earliest followers.

Scripture scholars and church historians often point out the conflicts the historical Jesus and his first disciples experienced when their Jewish reform movement came into contact with the Roman Empire.

Book Review

‘Perfect’ priests and their ‘sacrificial lambs’

by John C Seitz
Nov 21, 2012

11092012p16phb.jpgCHILD SEXUAL ABUSE AND THE CATHOLIC CHURCH: GENDER, POWER, AND ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE
By Marie Keenan
Published by Oxford University Press, $62.50

Pianist brings mother's Holocaust experiences to life

by Sr. Rose Pacatte
Nov 17, 2012

Live theater is always fresh even when the story breaks your heart. "The Pianist of Willesden Lane" is no different.

Parousia postponed

by Roger Karban, Illustration by Mark Bartholomew
Nov 17, 2012

It’s impossible to understand today’s first and third readings without an appreciation of the idea of biblical apocalyptic literature.    

The Bible isn’t a book, it’s a library. Not only does it include books written by different authors at various times, but, like any library, it contains works composed in different genres. We need only walk into our local library and look at the names above the bookshelves to surface those genres: history, fiction, reference, biography, etc.

Book Review

Mammon triumphant in 21st-century capitalism

by Arthur Jones
Nov 14, 2012

16 years after excommunication, Call to Action group still at crossroads

by Joshua J. McElwee
Nov 10, 2012

'Collisions with clericalism' put woman on path to ordination

by Jason Berry
Nov 10, 2012

Religious protections are worth keeping

by Melissa Musick Nussbaum
Nov 9, 2012

Student, professional engineers answer call to 'solve the world's problems'

by Tom Gallagher
Nov 8, 2012

Media reports shine light on emerging discussion of women deacons

by Porsia Tunzi
Nov 7, 2012

Cardinal Bernardin's gift fits all sizes

by Michael Leach
Nov 6, 2012
Editorial

Editorial: Extreme voices lead to politicized church

by NCR Editorial Staff
Nov 6, 2012
Editorial

Editorial: This election season has three winners

by NCR Editorial Staff
Nov 5, 2012

Drone technology raises questions on evolving nature of war and its conduct

by Tom Roberts
Nov 5, 2012

Church cements mission at Synod of Bishops

by John L. Allen Jr.
Nov 5, 2012

Vatican consistory upends meeting of Asian bishops

by Thomas C. Fox
Oct 31, 2012

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