Julie Bourbon

Julie Bourbon is a contributing writer for NCR. Based in Washington, D.C., she has been a writer and editor for more than 20 years, working for National Jesuit News, The Washington Post, and The Times-Picayune, covering religion, social justice, higher education, and more. 
 
Bourbon is a graduate of Loyola University New Orleans and holds a masters in pastoral studies from the Loyola Institute for Ministry and a masters in urban studies from the University of New Orleans. She currently runs her own business, Bourbon Communications, and is also a certified yoga instructor. 

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Nats Mass Sept. 10

'Nats Mass' packs the pews (and then the stands)

The Field Hospital: St. Vincent de Paul is a small parish with a very popular noon Sunday Mass, especially when there is a Washington Nationals baseball home game a block away scheduled at 1:35 p.m.

ministers' march Aug. 28

Ministers mark anniversary of March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom

A crowd of about 5,000 people gathered Monday near the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington, D.C., for a rally and march billed as "one thousand ministers march for justice."

Circle of Protection condemns Trump's budget proposal

Faith coalition takes a stand against gun violence

Experts discuss just war theory and cyber attacks

Religious leaders fast to protest steep budget cuts for the poor

Circle of Protection to keep up budget fight for low-income families

Nonprofits step up to offer legal advice to immigrants

Capital punishment is in decline

Conference examines clash between US culture, Catholic social teaching

Utah wraps its arms around refugees

Guide offers ways to make life a little bit holier

Book can help untie the knots of conflict

A challenge to welcome immigrants

Author pushes back against Christians' 'passive bystanding'

Author chronicles ups and downs of Cristo Rey high school network

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