Letters to the editor: NCR readers respond to an editorial where the NCR editorial staff says we should be grateful for (some) of the former vice president's actions.
Commentary: We must be very clear about the nature of the events last month. The Capitol insurrection was an attempt to lynch our democracy. I don’t use that language lightly. Let me explain.
Distinctly Catholic: Donald Trump's second impeachment trial has begun. Already it is harder to tell which is more remarkable: the frightening facts of the case, or the rhetorical gymnastics of Trump's defenders.
Several prominent individuals who participated in the Jan. 6 storming of the Capitol by pro-Trump insurrectionists have been fired, including a Catholic college professor.
We say: Among those with some culpability for yesterday's failed insurrection are more than a few leaders in our church. Catholic apologists for President Trump have blood on their hands.
Distinctly Catholic: President Trump has been inciting violence for weeks. His sycophants in the Republican Party, Fox News and EWTN have repeated his nonsensical allegations. His supporters were listening.
Distinctly Catholic's roundup of political news and commentary: Remembering Fr. Reginald Foster; Rep. Gohmert of Tyler, Texas, wants Vice President Pence to be able to count different electoral slates
Two U.S. bishop's committee chairmen praised the department for acting against a Vermont medical center and the state of California for allegedly violating federal conscience protection laws.
Distinctly Catholic: Wednesday night's vice presidential debate between Sen. Kamala Harris and Vice President Mike Pence won't change much about the 2020 race.
