Guest Voices

Guest Voices

Spiritual exercises for a struggling president

By Jim McDermott
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US bishops' Eucharistic Revival misses how synodality makes for better Eucharist

By Thomas Reese, Religion News Service
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Bishops must be pastoral, not partisan, this election season

By Patrick Carolan
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Martha Hennessy, Dorothy Day's granddaughter, will speak at National Eucharistic Congress

By Nate Tinner-Williams, Black Catholic Messenger
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What live concerts can teach us about spirituality

By Daniel P. Horan
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To understand Ukraine better, think about Ireland

By Peter Daly
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Now more than ever, Black Catholics must forge their own destiny

By Efran Menny, Black Catholic Messenger
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How seminaries can serve the creative explosion in US Catholic education

By Charles C. Camosy, Karen Celano, Religion News Service
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Fighting over crumbs: The WNBA and women in the church

By Annie Selak
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An old president and an old pope

By Thomas Reese, Religion News Service
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Before Pope Francis invited comedians to Vatican, humor had deep roots in Catholic tradition

By Joanne M. Pierce, The Conversation, Religion News Service
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'I love this work, but it's killing me': The unique toll of being a spiritual leader today

By Laura Captari, Steven Sandage, The Conversation, Religion News Service
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An accused priest, his art and the Vatican

By Phyllis Zagano, Religion News Service
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Ukrainian Catholic University plays key role in the war — and in healing

By David Bonior
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What's next for Spanish-speaking Catholic ministry in the US?

By Yunuen Trujillo
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This Pride Month, celebrate Queer Youth of Faith Day

By Emma Cieslik
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A statement the US bishops should issue – but likely won't

By Mark Rondeau
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'We are not saved alone': Catholic theologians engage the social dimensions of salvation

By David E. DeCosse
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With Project 2025, US bishops can't stand silently on the political sidelines

By John Van Hagen
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I love the Catholic Church — despite what some call 'tradition'

By Daryl Grigsby

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