SACRED ACTS: HOW CHURCHES ARE WORKING TO PROTECT EARTH’S CLIMATE
Edited by Mallory McDuff
Published by New Society Publishers, $17.95
Shortly before I received this book, I happened to read that worldwide levels of emissions of carbon dioxide rose by 5.9 percent in 2010, according to the Global Carbon Project. This was the largest jump in any year since the Industrial Revolution.
NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. -- In all candor Irene Mahoney just wanted to be famous, a writer and a nun.
Editorial: Catholic voter's guides that use "intrinsic evil" as the measuring stick to choose "nonnegotiables" are partisan distractions and should be ignored.
Column: The mystery is why so many citizens allow themselves to be sucked into the political miasma and be complicit. How? By voting.
Viewpoint: The framework of human development sheds light on significant differences in the presidential candidates' economic policies.
The almost life-sized statue was unveiled Sept. 29, the evening before a Sunday Mass commemorating the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Council.
The new evangelization will remain a stilted and cerebral exercise unless those most invested in its success are willing to take risks.
Fifty years after the death of C.S. Lewis, an old friend chats with NCR about the author and his life's work.
In Central America, the livelihoods of farmers of maize and beans, the region's staples, are at risk. A new study hopes to help counteract that.
In a pastoral letter, the bishops say renewal of faith in communion with the pope is the only way out of the stalemate between bishops and the Austrian Priests' Initiative.
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