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Your thoughts: NCR readers respond to The Pillar's controversial reporting on Msgr. Jeffrey Burrill, which has gained national attention.

National Catholic Reporter announces three new staff hires: Brian Fraga as staff reporter, Renée K. Gadoua as copy editor and Kassie Navarro as social media manager.

NCR CEO and publisher Bill Mitchell said, "This promotion recognizes the extraordinary leadership Heidi has provided during the first year of her tenure as executive editor," a role that she will also continue.

Your thoughts: NCR readers respond to Pope Francis' crack down on the spread of the old Latin Mass, reversing one of Pope Benedict XVI's signature decisions in a major challenge to traditionalist Catholics.

Your thoughts: NCR readers respond to our latest editorial in which we say that everyone has a moral obligation to get vaccinated against COVID-19 unless they have a legitimate medical condition prohibiting from them doing so.

Your thoughts: NCR readers respond to an essay pointing out the deep dysfunction in the U.S. bishops' conference and an editorial reminding us that the bishops may lead our church, but it's not their church.

Your thoughts: Even more NCR readers respond to the news that the U.S. bishops advanced plans to draft a document addressing Communion for pro-choice Catholic politicians.

Melissa Cedillo has been selected for a one-year fellowship with NCR's new Latino Catholics Project, which involves regular coverage of Hispanic and Latinx Catholics and research, analysis and engagement outreach. 

Your thoughts: More NCR readers respond to the news that the U.S. bishops advanced plans to draft a document addressing Communion for pro-choice Catholic politicians.

Your thoughts: NCR readers respond to the news that the U.S. bishops advanced plans to draft a document addressing Communion for pro-choice Catholic politicians.

Your thoughts: NCR readers respond to the news of the discovery of 215 bodies buried on the site of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in Kamloops, British Columbia.

Your thoughts: NCR readers respond to our latest editorial in which we dare the U.S. bishops to go ahead and discuss a proposal for a teaching document about Communion.

Your thoughts: NCR readers respond to Benedictine Sr. Joan Chittister's latest column about standing up with Rep. Liz Cheney in her call to tell the truth about the 2020 election results.

Your thoughts: NCR readers respond to Virgina Sen. Tim Kaine's commentary about the U.S. bishops contemplating a declaration that some public officials are unworthy to receive Communion.

The National Catholic Reporter has been selected as one of 10 news organizations to participate in Google News Initiative's Audience Lab this spring and summer. 

Your thoughts: A recent article pointed out how many Catholics who have left the church since 2016 cite their coreligionists' alliance with the MAGA movement as a key factor in their decision.

Your thoughts: NCR readers respond to the news of the letter released by San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone calling for public figures who support abortion to be barred from Communion.

The National Catholic Reporter has named Christopher White as its new Vatican correspondent. White has served as NCR's national correspondent for the past year.

Your thoughts: NCR readers respond to a recent Villanova University panel that intensified the debate about denying President Joe Biden Communion because of his support of legal abortion.

Your thoughts: More NCR readers respond to Jesuit Fr. Thomas Reese's thoughts about reforming the liturgy.