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Rachel Held Evans showed us how to hold the church door open for others

By Cathleen Falsani

Pope saddened by church attack in Burkina Faso, Vatican spokesman says

By Junno Arocho Esteves, Catholic News Service

Cardinal turns on the lights and raises ire of Italian politician

By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service

The issue of truth looms large in American politics

By Michael Sean Winters

Writer of blunt '02 memo on abuse: Gregory can handle the truth

By Peter Feuerherd
Guest Voices

Will Catholic voters make Joe Biden the next president?

By John Gehring, Religion News Service

Author, panel debate controversial book about Notre Dame's Fr. Hesburgh

By Heidi Schlumpf

Four bishops sign on to letter voicing concerns with Equality Act

By Catholic News Service

Reactions to new church abuse laws: a good step, but more are needed

By Brian Roewe
Francis, the comic strip

Pope: Without Holy Spirit, dioceses can become worldly businesses

By Junno Arocho Esteves, Catholic News Service

The success of Pope Francis' new sex abuse reporting rules depends on enforcement

By Thomas Reese, Religion News Service

In Washington, refugees from around U.S. lobby for federal program

By Rhina Guidos, Catholic News Service

Your thoughts on recent editorials on threats to church unity

By NCR Staff

At Call to Action, younger leaders are reimagining church reform

By Heidi Schlumpf

The suffering of Puerto Rican people continues to mount

By Michael Sean Winters

Australian church looks for more collegial models of governance

By Michael Sainsbury, Catholic News Service

Some Quebec bishops uneasy with pro-life leader's anti-Francis stance

By François Gloutnay, Catholic News Service

On anniversary of immigration raid, Iowans join in solidarity, prayer

By Barb Arland-Fye, Catholic News Service

New rules on abuse mark a major step forward

By Michael Sean Winters

Francis mandates clergy abuse reporting worldwide, empowers archbishops to do investigations

By Joshua J. McElwee

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