October 25, 2016
Here is what's new on NCRonline today:
- Sulpicians withdraw from San Francisco seminary
- NY cardinal's new compensation program for victims will keep sex abuse hidden
- Islamic art exhibit brings Muslim voice, symbols to a Catholic church
- Conversation: He learned to give much to others
- Pope tells Jesuits to walk to peripheries, be open to future
- ICYMI: Travel Luther's life through these German destinations. Catch up on all of our coverage of the 500th anniversary of the Lutheran Reformation here.
From Global Sisters Report:
- Haitians face endless cycles of recovery while aid groups come and go
- East Africa sisters gather with spiritual hearts to focus on UN development goals
- Q & A with Sr. Bridget Tighe, bringing health care to people in the Gaza Strip
In other news around the web:
- Residents of Kansas city rally in support of Muslims
- Iraqi advances give hope to displaced Christians
- 'Gay cake' appeal: Christian bakers Ashers lose appeal
- Why several Native Americans are suing the Mormon church
- In a promise to lift a curse, a scheme to steal Chinese immigrants’ savings
- Presbyterian Church apologizes at AFN for boarding school abuses
- Archbishop Cupich is sending the Cubs a special blessing
Countdown to the election (14 days):
- PAC tries to unlock Amish vote for Donald Trump
- Column: Updating the race for control of the Senate
- Clinton's careful courtship of Muslim voters
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