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Sept 3-16, 2021

A volunteer carries coffee for people waiting for a free meal at the Church of Santa Anna in Barcelona, Spain, April 21, 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic. (CNS/Reuters/Nacho Doce)
Column | Scripture for Life

Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Power, service and love

by Mary M. McGlone
Sep 18, 2021

Scripture for Life: Today's liturgy invites us to assess our personal and communal relationships with God and one another. Are we willing to gamble that servant love is sufficient to transform evil?

Shadow of a crucifix (CNS/KNA/Harald Oppitz)
Column | Scripture for Life

Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Whose disciples are we?

by Mary M. McGlone
Sep 11, 2021

Scripture for Life: Much as we resist it, the God we meet in Jesus, the Christ who is our savior, is thoroughly unlike the materialistic, political or militaristic gods the world urges us to worship.

Kathy Kelly holds a child at the Chamin-E-Babrak refugee camp in Kabul, Afghanistan, in January 2014, a few days after the child had been saved from a burning tent, during a fire that destroyed much of the camp. (Abdulhai Darya)
Blog | NCR Connections

Q & A with activist Kathy Kelly on Afghanistan, US withdrawal and what's next

by Heidi Schlumpf
Aug 26, 2021

NCR Connections: Activist Kathy Kelly has been to Afghanistan nearly 30 times. She spoke with me about the U.S. withdrawal from the country, her perception of what's happening on the ground, and what responsibilities Catholics have now.

A U.S. Marine calms a toddler during an evacuation at Hamid Karzai International Airport Aug. 22 in Kabul, Afghanistan. (CNS/U.S. Marine Staff Sgt. Victor Mancilla, handout via Reuters)
Editorial

Editorial: After Afghanistan, will US be willing to wage peace instead of war?

by NCR Editorial Staff
Aug 26, 2021

We say: What can Americans do now about Afghanistan? We can expand our acceptance of refugees from Afghanistan, and other war-torn countries, while we're at it. And then we can vow not to do this again.

Commentary

The US accepted my family as refugees from Vietnam. Now we must welcome Afghans.

by Theresa La
Aug 25, 2021
Commentary

A closer look at synodality and its promise for a more inclusive church

by Hosffman Ospino
Aug 23, 2021

Protests against language school show Northern Ireland's post-Brexit divisions

by Sahm Venter
Aug 20, 2021

As climate change intensifies, how might Laudato Si' guide community responses?

by Brian Roewe
Aug 20, 2021
Commentary

What descendants felt during a dig at a Jesuit-owned plantation

by Ken Homan, Robin A. Proudie, Clarissa Ashton Stripling, Greg Beaman
Aug 19, 2021
Commentary

Catholics have no grounds to claim exemption from COVID vaccine mandates

by Jason T. Eberl, Tobias Winright
Aug 17, 2021

As Southern states restrict voting rights, local bishops remain largely silent

by Brian Fraga
Aug 16, 2021
Commentary

Addressing the US housing crisis must be a top priority for churches

by Sergio Lopez
Aug 13, 2021

Dominican conference highlights diversity of Latino college students

by Melissa Cedillo
Aug 12, 2021
Column | Soul Seeing

How I wound up living across from a strip club

by Mark Redmond
Aug 7, 2021
Column | Just Catholic

Virtual reality and the coming Catholic Metaverse

by Phyllis Zagano
Aug 3, 2021
Book Review

Jesuit John O'Malley's memoir tells his 'strange and wonderful story'

by Massimo Faggioli
Jul 31, 2021

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