Archbishop Ronald Hicks’ style — mirroring Pope Leo XIV and more subdued than his predecessor Cardinal Timothy Dolan — might be what the church and the world needs today, writes NCR’s editor, Michael O’Loughlin.
Archbishop Ronald Hicks’ style — mirroring Pope Leo XIV and more subdued than his predecessor Cardinal Timothy Dolan — might be what the church and the world needs today, writes NCR’s editor, Michael O’Loughlin.
As the midterms approach, young organizers at six Catholic universities around the US described a tension, ranging from deep anxiety about the country's direction to a growing desire...
Read moreWhen high school students take a US history test, they would never use a 250-page PDF They use tools that make studying effective Why should people taking a...
Read moreAt event tied to Season of Creation, Catholic sisters and Franciscan friars in El Salvador support a rural community fighting water contamination and a landfill near CECOT, which...
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You asked for forgiveness, and you received it So why do you keep serving a sentence for something you’ve already been pardoned for
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“You can’t legislate morality” Most of us have heard it But the phrase is missing a clause: laws themselves rest on moral commitments, which makes every vote a...
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