Abstract
National Catholic Reporter at Fifty tells the story of the award-winning Catholic paper the National Catholic Reporter (NCR) in the lead-up to NCR’s 50th anniversary in October 2014. Founded during the Second Vatican Council, NCR has been a powerful progressive voice in the Catholic Church and has broken a number of challenging stories—first covering the nationwide clerical pedophilia crisis, publishing the secret Papal Birth Control Commission report that recommended ending the ban on birth control (which Pope Paul VI overrode), and the scandal that African priests were seducing or raping nuns because they were AIDS-free on a continent that wasn’t. National Catholic Reporter at Fifty takes readers through NCR’s highs and lows, with a focus on its important editors and key themes—race and poverty, peace/foreign policy, women’s issues, sexuality, and the church/papacy.
Schlagworte
NCR's 50th anniversary- i–xiv Preface i–xiv
- 1–12 Introduction 1–12
- 13–28 1 1966: Bob Hoyt 13–28
- 109–120 8 1980: Tom Fox 109–120
- 121–134 9 An Era of Violence 121–134
- 167–180 12 2000: Tom Roberts 167–180
- 229–234 17 2010: Joe Feuerherd 229–234
- 235–244 18 2012: Dennis Coday 235–244
- 279–288 The Corporate Report 279–288
- 293–296 Acknowledgments 293–296
- 297–298 About the Author 297–298