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Opinion

Guest Voices

Why you should get to know Thomas Aquinas, even 800 years after he lived

By Therese Cory, The Conversation
Guest Voices

Americans agree more than they might think — not knowing this jeopardizes the nation's shared values

By Lawrence Torcello, The Conversation
Guest Voices

Christ the king and the apocalypse

By Thomas Reese, Religion News Service
Guest Voices

On women deacons, the Catholic Church has to remember its own history

By Phyllis Zagano, Religion News Service
NCR Voices

Grateful for the reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral

By Michael Sean Winters
NCR Voices

Read NCR's coverage of 1989 massacre of Jesuits in El Salvador

By Jeromiah Taylor

Fast fashion may seem cheap, but it's taking a costly toll on the planet

By Paula M. Carbone
Guest Voices

The laity should have a greater voice in choosing bishops

By Thomas Reese, Religion News Service
NCR Voices

National Catholic Reporter builds strength for the road ahead

By Joe Ferullo
Guest Voices

I am a Black Catholic man worried about (another) America under Donald Trump

By Daryl Grigsby, Black Catholic Messenger
NCR Voices

Diagnosing where Democrats went wrong: Let's start with heresy-hunting

By Michael Sean Winters
Letters to the Editor

Your letters: Scorsese, post-election readings and the Catholic vote

By NCR Staff
NCR Voices

Why are Catholics so obsessed with dead bodies?

By Michael Sean Winters
Guest Voices

How will the Catholic bishops deal with the new Trump administration?

By Thomas Reese, Religion News Service

Climate action at COP29 needed for humanity and our 'companions along the way'

By Tobias Winright
Guest Voices

Chapter 11 helps church officials, not kids or victims

By Timothy Hale
NCR Voices

Hymnody and synodality in Missouri

By Michael Sean Winters

Risking the Questions podcast: Struggle as the pathway to hope

By Tom Roberts, Joan Chittister
Guest Voices

Senate Judiciary Committee, led by a Catholic, offers hope amid polarization

By Jim McDermott
Guest Voices

Cultural Catholics: The loosely-tethered half of the American church

By Maureen K. Day

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