Zimbabwe's bishops say coronavirus disruptions an opportunity for rediscovery
by Tawanda KaromboThe secretary general of the Zimbabwe bishops' conference told NCR that the pandemic has forced Zimbabwean Catholics to "reflect on other possibilities than what we are used to" in terms of faith practices.

The late Jesuit Fr. Ray Schroth saw journalism as a noble calling
by Thomas C. FoxAppreciation: With his death July 1 at age 86, Fr. Ray Schroth leaves behind countless admirers and readers — including those who encountered his contributions as a reporter and critic for National Catholic Reporter.

'You were taken seriously': Former students remember Fr. Ray Schroth
by NCR StaffAppreciation: A professor for decades at various U.S. Jesuit schools, including Fordham and Loyola New Orleans, Jesuit Fr. Raymond Schroth is recalled as a challenging, dedicated, influential teacher.

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