NCR Staff

Letters to the editor: Those picking up the mantle of Cardinal George Pell, who died Jan. 10 at the age of 81, think they have the solution to what ails the church and the world.

Letters to the editor: NCR readers respond to the death of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, who was situated squarely at the centers of power during five decades of epochal change and unprecedented scandal in the global Catholic Church.

Letters to the editor: NCR readers respond to our recent reporting on accused Bishop Howard Hubbard, who requested the Vatican remove his status as a priest, catching alleged abuse victims and their civil attorneys by surprise.

Letters to the editor: Bishop John Stowe addressed a Pax Christi International conference last month in which he said that Pope Francis is teaching us that the peace which the world cannot give will be produced by recognizing the dignity of the human person and the global fraternity that we are called to live.

Letters to the editor: NCR readers respond to NCR publisher/CEO Joe Ferullo's column, in which he called the synod a "crossroads" for the church.

Beginning this month, the National Catholic Reporter will publish articles from the Black Catholic Messenger on its site and in its print publication.

Letters to the editor: NCR readers respond to the Seattle Archdiocese's decision to move Archbishop Paul Etienne from a parish rectory to a newly purchased $2.4 million home.

Letters to the editor: Readers respond to NCR's coverage of the U.S. Catholic Conference of Catholic Bishops fall meeting, including our editorial, in which we say that the election of culture warrior Archbishop Timothy Broglio as president is out of step with Pope Francis.

NCR news editor Joshua McElwee hosted a conversation about the U.S. bishops' Baltimore meeting with three of the NCR staff who were covering the event.

Letters to the editor: NCR readers respond to a recent column from Jesuit Fr. Thomas Reese on change in the church, and how hard it can be for some seminarians to adapt.

NCR readers respond to a recent column that says many Catholics are unknowingly hindering the cause of religious liberty while claiming to do the opposite.

Letters to the editor: NCR readers respond to our recent reporting on some Republican politicians moderating their opposition to abortion, leaving some Catholics and others involved in the anti-abortion movement skeptical and angry.

The National Catholic Reporter has named Joe Ferullo as its publisher and CEO, succeeding Bill Mitchell, who is retiring.

Shannon Evans joined NCR in 2021 as social media editor. During her tenure, the publication increased social media engagement for NCR, EarthBeat and Global Sisters Report.

NCR readers respond to a recent column at NCR that argued that Catholic hospitals should have the right to decide how they provide care, including abortions.

This week, NCR reader respond to our recent reporting on U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Jr.'s lecture on constitutional originalism at the Catholic University of America's law school.

Your thoughts: NCR readers respond to a recent commentary about the intent behind the U.S. bishops' National Eucharistic Revival.

Your thoughts: NCR readers respond to a recent column that pointed out that the church should be concerned how the "inherently sinful" discrimination against LGBTQ folks has young people walking away.

Your thoughts: NCR readers respond to our recent report on new diocesan-approved policies or guidelines on gender identity and sexual orientation that some advocates say harm students.