This Morning Briefing is a bit late as I was editing a report from NCR West Coast correspondent Dan Morris-Young out of Albuquerque. Dan is attending the Association of U.S. Catholic Priests' annual assembly there and will have reports all week. Coming later today, a presentation by Franciscan Sr. Katarina Schuth. It is worth reading, so don't miss it!
On the NCRonline.org site this morning:
A battle over 'Catholic identity' at Catholic University of America
Justice Action Bulletin: Immigration raid in Ohio; defunding police in Minneapolis
Soul Seeing column: Jew, Christian, Muslim: 'See the Beloved everywhere'
Poor People’s Campaign rally ends with vows to keep organizing and protesting
Reflection, repentance from sin of racism seen as key to evangelization
Pope appoints apostolic administrator for Syro-Malabar major archdiocese
New cardinal warns of 'gradual erosion' of religious freedom in Pakistan
ICYMI: Charles E. Curran: 'Humanae Vitae' and the sensus fidelium. Read our entire series, Humanae Vitae at 50, here.
At Global Sisters Report:
Meet new sisters panel for second year of The Life and Down is the new up: learning the lessons of religious life
Q & A with Sr. Angela Reed, seeking to address the root causes of human trafficking
Column: The view from the border bridge. Read GSR's series, Seeking Refuge, here.
In other news around the web:
Sessions' pastor addresses 'firestorm' over church charges against AG
What the Bible Really Says About Trump’s Zero-Tolerance Immigration Policy
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Guess Who’s Coming to Church: Multiracial Congregations Triple Among Protestants. Read NCR's take on multicultural Catholic parishes.
The transformative power of giving young women cash
Justices won’t hear case of anti-gay marriage florist
Muslim Sex Educators Forge Their Own #MeToo Movement
How Catholic women fought against Vatican’s prohibition on contraceptives
