Guest Voices

Guest Voices

Always on my mind? A Catholic approach to neurotechnology and mental privacy

By Scott Hurd
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Harris promises a new way forward. Would that the pope would do the same.

By Phyllis Zagano, Religion News Service
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It's past time for the National Tenants Bill of Rights

By Dwayne David Paul
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Carlo Acutis' canonization reflects Vatican desire to appeal to new generation

By Michael A. Di Giovine, The Conversation, Religion News Service
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If women cannot be deacons, we should stop ordaining men deacons

By Thomas Reese, Religion News Service
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After the convention's genuine joy, hard work lies ahead for Democrats

By Steven P. Millies
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Phil Donahue gave support to clergy sex abuse survivors like us

By David Clohessy
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Catholics are debating whether to remove paintings by a priest accused of abusing women − but let’s not confuse the artist and the art, writes an art historian

By Virginia Raguin, Religion News Service, The Conversation
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Are laws prohibiting abortion moral?

By David Ozar
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Artists, writers and creatives gather at the Ignatian Creators Summit

By John Dougherty
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Tim Walz and the 'good neighbor' election

By Jim McDermott
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Avoid the extremes when dealing with the role of religion in politics

By Thomas Reese, Religion News Service
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Dear US bishops: Modern society is not the enemy

By Steven P. Millies
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Tim Busch: A force for Catholic division now seeks unity — or does he?

By Tom Roberts
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How Trump's deportation plan would harm the nation — and the church

By J. Kevin Appleby
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As Olympics close, did Christians learn anything from the opening ceremonies?

By Rebecca Bratten Weiss
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Holy scars and divine welcome: A transgender Catholic flourishes at Outreach 2024

By Maxwell Kuzma
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Lessons from MLK for a contentious political season

By Daniel P. Horan
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Next wave of litigation will target bishops' pledges, not priests' crimes

By David Clohessy
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Childless women − cat ladies or not − have long played key roles in the Catholic Church

By Joanne M. Pierce, Religion News Service

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