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After Supreme Court climate ruling, Catholic leaders say legislation is 'critical'

By Brian Roewe
NCR Voices

Links: Anti-Catholic bigotry; Colorado River drought; passenger rail

By Michael Sean Winters

Australia's Catholic plenary council in crisis over role of women in church

By Marilyn Rodrigues, Catholic News Service

Police deflect rioters from Portland Catholic church, avert vandalism

By Catholic News Service

Australian Catholic Church commits to recognizing indigenous in each of country's dioceses

By Adam Wessleinoff, Catholic News Service

Faith groups announce $1.25 billion to be divested from fossil fuels

By Catholic News Service

Church killings in Nigeria leave Catholics 'confused, afraid and sad'

By Tawanda Karombo

Anti-Roe justices a part of Catholicism’s conservative wing

By Peter Smith, Associated Press

Court allows NY health worker vaccine mandate without religious exemption

By Carol Zimmermann, Catholic News Service

Pope, Anglican, Presbyterian leaders send messages to South Sudan

By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service

Cardinal Hummes, defender of the Amazon, friend of the pope, dies at 87

By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service
NCR Voices

Links: Sobriety about the war in Ukraine; union hotels; beautiful cathedrals

By Michael Sean Winters
Guest Voices

Shared blame for Russia's war on Ukraine is not realism — it's irrational

By John J. Davenport

Catholic groups outline priorities for defense of oceans, biodiversity ahead of UN summits

By Brian Roewe

Simone Campbell, key Obamacare ally, to receive Medal of Freedom from Biden

By Brian Fraga

Papal, ecumenical diplomacy appears unable to affect Russia's war in Ukraine

By Jonathan Luxmoore
NCR Voices

What has the demise of Roe v. Wade cost the Catholic Church?

By Thomas Reese, Religion News Service

Your thoughts on serving both God and guns

By NCR Staff

Supreme Court allows Biden to end Trump-era policy on asylum-seekers

By Carol Zimmermann, Catholic News Service

Marcos sworn in as Philippine president: 'You, the people, have spoken'

By Catholic News Service

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