Opinion

Like Jesus at the Last Supper, we must serve others

By Thomas Gumbleton
Book Reviews

Book elucidates contradictory history of New Orleans, a city that is a crossroads of humanity

By Alex Mikulich

The death of trust and the triumph of suspicion

By Thomas Reese, Religion News Service
Guest Voices

Why Catholic bishops need a year of abstinence on preaching about sexuality

By John Gehring, Religion News Service
Editorial

Editorial: US bishops need to confront US president on inhumane treatment of immigrants

By NCR Editorial Staff

What's the path to true dialogue about gender in the church?

By Daniel P. Horan

First 2020 election debates: What to watch for as 20 Democrats take to the stage

By Michael Sean Winters
Editorial

Editorial: There is a danger in secularizing Christian symbols

By NCR Editorial Staff

Links for 6/25/19

By Michael Sean Winters
Soul Seeing

In the holiness of beauty, a glimpse of God shines through

By Patrick T. Reardon

Before I take on clericalism, I will say: I love being a priest

By Peter Daly
Francis, the comic strip

Francis, the comic strip

By Pat Marrin

The left's fetish for a pristine past is misguided

By Michael Sean Winters
Guest Voices

A response to the Vatican document 'Male and Female He Created Them'

By Paul J. Schutz

The problem of clericalism makes transparency impossible

By Phyllis Zagano

Your thoughts on the U.S. bishops' conference assembly

By NCR Staff

To defend immigrants, it's time for US bishops to break the law

By Michael Sean Winters

New generation emerges at CTSA convention, as theologians play long game

By Jamie Manson

Copy Desk Daily, June 21, 2019

By Tracy Abeln

Made in the image of God, we're called to be people who love

By Thomas Gumbleton

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