Posted on 06/8/2023 10:35 AM (National Catholic Reporter)
Pope Francis continues to recover well and is showing signs of progress, the Vatican said on June 8, one day after the pope successfully underwent a three-hour operation to repair a hernia.
Posted on 06/8/2023 08:00 AM (National Catholic Reporter)
"Safe and just" boundaries for planetary health would protect not just the average person, but the person who is most vulnerable to disaster. American Catholics are called to lead the response to this science.
Posted on 06/8/2023 08:00 AM (National Catholic Reporter)
The late ethicist Fr. Drew Christiansen left a challenging legacy about the limits of obedience when it comes to nuclear weapons, recalls his co-editor Carole Sargent.
Posted on 06/8/2023 08:00 AM (National Catholic Reporter)
NCR's Vatican correspondent Christopher White analyzes how the Vatican's communication and public relations apparatus handles news of Pope Francis' health.
Posted on 06/8/2023 08:00 AM (National Catholic Reporter)
Dominican Sisters of St. Catherine of Siena minister in Gusau in Zamfara state, Nigeria. Amid growing attacks in the region from armed gangs, the sisters live in fear. But they take precautions and focus on prayer.
Posted on 06/7/2023 21:22 PM (National Catholic Reporter)
Pencil Preaching for Thursday, June 8, 2023
Posted on 06/7/2023 16:42 PM (National Catholic Reporter)
Pope Francis on June 7 successfully underwent a three-hour intestinal surgery that the Vatican described as taking place without complications.
Posted on 06/7/2023 13:11 PM (National Catholic Reporter)
Pope Francis has appointed Fr. Michael Pham, vicar general of the Diocese of San Diego, and Fr. Felipe Pulido, vicar for clergy and director of vocations for the Diocese of Yakima, Washington, as auxiliary bishops of San Diego.
Posted on 06/7/2023 12:52 PM (National Catholic Reporter)
Individuals become Christian because they have been touched by Christ's love, not because they have been convinced or coerced by someone else, Pope Francis said.
Posted on 06/7/2023 08:46 AM (National Catholic Reporter)
Pope Francis on June 7 was hospitalized at Rome's Gemelli hospital, where he is scheduled to have surgery on his intestine later today and is expected to remain for a recovery of several days