Opinion

NCR Voices

Trump's running mate: Does JD Vance's conversion to Catholicism matter?

By Michael Sean Winters
Guest Voices

Imago Dei assembly reaffirms LGBTQ+ people are made in the image of God

By Yunuen Trujillo
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As with this year's Paris Olympics, the church has long used sport to evangelize

By A. Jaime Morales Jr., The Conversation, Religion News Service
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Spiritual exercises for a struggling president

By Jim McDermott
NCR Voices

Party platforms and abortion: Why Trump's backtracking won't matter

By Michael Sean Winters
Letters to the Editor

Your letters: Church vs. 'tradition,' Indigenous document, and Eucharistic hypocrisy

By NCR Staff
NCR Voices

The synod working document isn't edgy — but it's exciting

By Michael Sean Winters
Guest Voices

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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What live concerts can teach us about spirituality

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

By Peter Daly
NCR Voices

US bishops' conference cuts: More pushback and unanswered questions

By Michael Sean Winters
NCR Voices

An open letter to patriots to make America American again

By Joan Chittister
Guest Voices

How seminaries can serve the creative explosion in US Catholic education

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

By Annie Selak
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British elections reveal same tensions that confront United States

By Michael Sean Winters
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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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