What does NCR stand for?

National Catholic Reporter (newspaper)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

” The 45-minute roundtable meeting was attended by representatives of the Catholic press, including the Catholic News Service, the National Catholic Reporter, the National Catholic Register, America magazine, Commonweal magazine, Catholic Digest, Vatican Radio, and a Washington Post religion reporter.

Obama At Odds Over Faith And Gay Rights

News media across the country picked up on an incredible bombshell story uncovered by the National Catholic Reporter (NCR) this spring.

Clohessy: protect the children not the predators

The National Catholic Reporter, an independent newspaper, said the Vatican ordered up the probe because the sisters had not addressed problems raised by the Vatican in 2001 about their promotion of church teaching on homosexuality, salvation and the priesthood, which the Vatican says is reserved for men.

Vatican investigates doctrine of US sisters

The lawsuit highlights a 2001 letter from Ratzinger to bishops worldwide detailing that his Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith would handle cases of sexual abuse in church tribunals covered by "pontifical secret," according to the National Catholic Reporter.

Justice Department sides with Vatican in abuse case

In January 2002, Senator Santorum told the National Catholic Reporter that he was not a member of Opus Dei, although he was an admirer of the order's founder, Josemaria Escriva.

Opus Dei in the senate?

That is, until the National Catholic Reporter discovered that he'd taken advantage of a troubled 18-year-old student at Fordham, and been forced out of his tenured professorship there.

Exclusive: Deal Hudson

According to the National Catholic Reporter, an earlier draft of the document would have streamlined the process and was supported by an Italian cardinal, Mario Pompedda.

Vatican holds fast to law on marriage annulments

On his trip to Rome in early June, Bush asked Cardinal Angelo Sodano to push American bishops to speak out more about political issues, including same-sex marriage, according to a report in the National Catholic Reporter.

Pope on board?