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Book Reviews

Revolutionizing tradition with Kathleen Bonette's book '(R)evolutionary Hope'

Culture

The new book (R)evolutionary Hope: A Spirituality of Encounter and Engagement in an Evolving World weaves together scholarly insights, personal anecdotes and an examination of the complex political landscape of the contemporary U.S. Catholic Church.

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Archbishop William Lori of Baltimore, vice president of the U.S. bishops' conference, speaks during a news conference at a Nov. 15, 2023, session of the bishops' fall general assembly in Baltimore. The bishops approved supplements to "Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship" -- a teaching document on the political responsibility of Catholics. (OSV News/Bob Roller)

In Focus

US bishops again declare abortion 'preeminent priority' for Catholic voters

The U.S. Catholic bishops decided on Nov. 15 at their general assembly that "the threat of abortion" will remain the "preeminent priority" for their political guidance to Catholic voters in the year leading up to the 2024 presidential election.

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Bishop Joseph Strickland of Tyler, Texas, and other U.S. bishops concelebrate Mass in the crypt of St. Peter's Basilica Jan. 20, 2020, during their "ad limina" visits to the Vatican. The Holy See Press Office announced Nov. 11, 2023, that Pope Francis has "relieved" Bishop Strickland from the pastoral governance of the Diocese of Tyler. (OSV News/CNS file photo, Paul Haring)
Guest Voices
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Joseph Strickland was my bishop. Here's why he had to go.

Briana Jansky of Tyler, Texas, explains how Bishop Joseph Strickland — removed from his post this month by the Vatican — led her flock astray and nearly sabotaged her faith.

By Briana Jansky, Black Catholic Messenger
A bishop holds a booklet as he attends Mass in a file photo taken during the 2021 fall general assembly of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. (CNS/Bob Roller)
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#2

Strickland's removal hangs over the US bishops' fall meeting, as it should

The solution to the divisions within the hierarchy will not be found primarily through internal discussions. The bishops must find the answers outside the sacristy — or the hotel ballroom where they are meeting.

By Michael Sean Winters
An aerial view of a building with a short tower and a shorter wing. It appears there is construction or renovation in progress.
Vatican News
#3

Vatican monastery that served as Pope Benedict XVI's retirement home gets new tenants

The converted monastery in the Vatican gardens that served as Pope Benedict XVI’s retirement home will once again house a small community of nuns.

By Nicole Winfield
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Letters to the editor on Bishop Strickland's removal

#5

Outside the US bishops assembly, fired Bishop Strickland meets with supporters

#6

The US bishops' elections were a mixed bag for 'Team Francis'

Opinion

Navigating grief this holiday season

Guest Voices

Kevin Vallier's book takes on the rise of integralism

NCR Voices
Participants of the 16th General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops attend a daily session with Pope Francis, not shown, in the Paul VI Hall at the Vatican, Oct. 16. (AP/Domenico Stinellis)

'Excuse me, Your Eminence, she has not finished speaking'

Guest Voices

Pope Francis' opening to women in church management is promising. Getting women into the sacristy is trickier.

Remembering Bénézet Bujo, who offered a vision of African theological imagination

Guest Voices

Christianity and organized labor continue to march together

NCR Voices
Supporters of Issue 1, the Right to Reproductive Freedom amendment, attend a rally held by Ohioans United for Reproductive Rights at the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus Oct. 8. (AP/Joe Maiorana)

Have the US bishops learned anything about abortion?

Guest Voices

Even though Roe v. Wade was overturned, the U.S. bishops still name abortion as their top priority. But for all their fixation, they haven't bothered to learn much about it, Rebecca Bratten Weiss notes.

Vatican

Francis, the comic strip: Brother Leo and Francis discuss the complicated history of America's holiday.
Francis, the comic strip

Francis, the comic strip

澳洲幸运5开奖历史结果 开奖号码记录查询 Francis, the comic strip: Brother Leo and Francis discuss the complicated history of America's holiday.

Children ride with Pope Francis in the popemobile during the pope's general audience in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican Nov. 22. (CNS/Vatican Media)
Vatican News

God calls some to bring his love, Gospel to everyone, pope says

A person hearing God's call to follow him does not mean that person then belongs to a special or privileged clique of the perfect or the "elected," Pope Francis said.

By Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service
Pope Francis arrives for his weekly general audience in St. Peter's Square, at the Vatican, Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2023. (AP Photo/Andrew Medichini)
Vatican News

Pope Francis meets at Vatican with relatives of Israeli hostages, Palestinians living in Gaza

Pope Francis met separately Nov. 22 with relatives of Israeli hostages in Gaza and Palestinians living through the war and begged for an end to what he called terrorism and "the passions that are killing everyone."

By Nicole Winfield
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Vatican News

Pope sees threat of church in Germany moving away from Rome

Pope Francis expressed his concern about concrete initiatives individual dioceses and the Catholic Church in Germany as a whole are taking, including the establishment of a synodal council. 

By Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service

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Vatican News

Pope: Contemplate greatness of God's love in simplicity of a crèche

Vatican News

Acting to end abuse is 'non-negotiable,' pope says

Francis, the comic strip

Francis, the comic strip

A man walks in the Murungato River in search of sand. The Kalondon River splits from the Murungato River toward Mathari. (Courtesy of Shadrack Omuka)
Justice

An archdiocese in Kenya advocates for river conservation among local communities

The Kalondon River, owned by the Nyeri Archdiocese, has been facing numerous challenges, including logging upstream, waste dumping from locals and illegal tapping.

A meringue recipe from "Eating for Pleasure, People, and Planet" that stars whipped aquafaba — chickpea water — an ingredient that usually gets dumped down the drain. (Grist/Caroline Saunders)
Science

Will climate cookbooks change how we eat?

Sustainable diets have been around for ages, but an emerging cookbook genre signals a new appetite for change.

By Caroline Saunders, Grist
Wild turkey in woods (Unsplash/George Karelitsky)
Viewpoints

Turkey, our national bird of gratitude, carries the seeds for a new world

The Navajo tell a story of how Turkey saved the People at the ending of one world and beginning of the next. Americans today can learn from this story. It might even change the way we understand Thanksgiving.

By Damian Costello
Kara Daddario Bown's 3-year-old daughter fills a reusable cotton bag with food from the bulk section of a grocery store. At home, Bown and her daughter transfer the bulk food into glass jars that they store in their pantry. (Courtesy of Kara Daddario Bown)
Viewpoints

Small, sustainable changes to combat kitchen waste

When Kara Daddario Bown became a parent, she felt the need to embrace her spiritual and ecological values more seriously. She started by rethinking the "throwaway culture" in her kitchen.

By Kara Daddario Bown

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Politics

US bishops, Catholic sister meet with White House officials about climate change

Justice

Report: French oil company pipeline disturbs 2,000-plus African gravesites

Faith

Vatican plans to gradually replace car fleet with electric vehicles in deal with VW

Culture

"Saint Augustine" (circa 1645), by Philippe de Champaigne (Artvee)
Book Reviews

Revolutionizing tradition with Kathleen Bonette's book '(R)evolutionary Hope'

The new book (R)evolutionary Hope: A Spirituality of Encounter and Engagement in an Evolving World weaves together scholarly insights, personal anecdotes and an examination of the complex political landscape of the contemporary U.S. Catholic Church.

The late bell hooks is pictured at a talk in October 2014 at The New School in New York City. (Wikimedia Commons/Alex Lozupone, CC by SA 4.0)
Book Reviews

New book 'bell hooks' Spiritual Vision' celebrates and examines hooks' interior life

Nadra Nittle's new book, bell hooks' Spiritual Vision: Buddhist, Christian, and Feminist, offers an account of hooks' thoughtful engagement with her interior life.

By Amanda Bolaños
An animated graphic featured in the trailer for "Join or Die" (NCR screenshot/YouTube/Delevan Street Films)

'Join or Die' documentary insists community groups will save democracy

America's fate depends on engagement on a micro level, "Join or Die" insists, and committed community gatherings will save our democracy. At the core of this film is a very Catholic concept: commitment to the common good.

By Nicole M. Perone
A homeless person in New York City sleeps among belongings Aug. 31, 2020. (CNS/Reuters/Mike Segar)
Book Reviews

'Beyond Homelessness' shows the problem is more than housing

In their book Beyond Homelessness, authors Steven Bouma-Prediger and Brian J. Walsh claim that homelessness "is a matter of 'placelessness' " where one lacks a sense of connection, identity and love.

By Matt Mitchell

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AI is no shortcut for divine artistic inspiration

Book Reviews

New book tracks history of 'Amazing Grace' hymn

Chicana women artists draw inspiration from the virgin of Guadalupe

Two women wearing hats carry bags

Sisters embrace call for missionary work in remote areas of Vietnam

Dominican Sisters in Vietnam have collaborated with Sisters of Xuan Loc from the Holy Cross congregation, seeking to raise money from benefactors to assist the poor families in remote areas. 

Woman stands in a shop.

Good Shepherd Sisters save young girls from abuse and exploitation in Nepal

Opportunity Village Nepal, a non-governmental organization founded by the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, works with Nepal police and other groups, on anti-trafficking operations in the adult entertainment sector. 

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An image from "The Meaning of Mandela" space in "Mandela: The Official Exhibition," a global touring exhibit about Nelson Mandela that is currently showing at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan (Courtesy of The Henry Ford/©Jim Marks)

Giving thanks for those who lived out of love

Sometimes I wish I was more like my mammalian relatives who go into hibernation and just let life go on. Where can I find hope? Then three recent experiences offered me a new perspective, just in time for Thanksgiving.

By Nancy Sylvester
Tommy Dunphy and his beloved dog, Arianna, with friend Sr. Margaret Farrell, left, in Dunphy's small studio apartment (GSR photo/Chris Herlinger)

Longtime friendship with sister helps keep one man off the streets in LA

Sr. Margaret Farrell addresses the continued issue of homelessness and the need for affordable housing — a situation that remains critical in Los Angeles and other large American cities.

By Chris Herlinger

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Among the treasures of Bardejov, Slovakia, an angel for Romani people

Q&A with Sr. Virginia Vargas, caring for elderly Chileans

Sisters across US serve thousands of Thanksgiving meals

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