Stephanie Yeagle

Morning Briefing: Strains over ecumenism in Egypt; Seventeen years after 9/11; Continuing coverage of sex abuse crisis; Vermont diocese to cooperate with police investigation of Catholic orphanage; Conrad N. Hilton Foundation's new strategy

Morning Briefing: Continuing coverage of the Catholic sexual abuse crisis; Sisters share encounters of ecumenism; Millennial Evangelicals diverge from their parents' beliefs; Depression-era survey reminds us to not assume what drives voters; Are clergy prepared to meet mental health needs of congregation?

Morning Briefing: Catholic sexual abuse cases rock the church; Nuns on the Bus to hit the road again; World Meeting of Families to kick off in Ireland; Francis to meet with survivors of sexual abuse

Morning Briefing: Men's religious orders focus on upcoming youth synod; Letters of McCarrick's abuse sent to Boston; LCWR annual assembly; Catholic hospitals expand; What theological education needs

Morning Briefing: Working to reunite families separated at the border; Pennsylvania dioceses confronting decades of clergy sex abuse; Serving the 'nones' with understanding, not apologetics; LCWR's annual conference kicks off today

Morning Briefing: Solidarity for migrants in El Paso; Irish pastoral worker tweets Laudato Si' to Trump; Religious freedom task force announced; Church fights Italy's new anti-migrant policy; U.S. and Turkey fight over a U.S. pastor

Morning Briefing: New credible fear guidelines for asylum seekers; U.S. bishops' delegates approved for October synod; Pompeo to push for religious freedom; Nicaragua clergy side with protesters; Cuba's draft constitution opens path to same-sex marriage

Morning Briefing: Catholic #MeToo victims, advocates face backlash; Mary of Magdala's connection to Jesus; the various paths of religious life; Muslim candidates running for office; Church of England fears narcisstic clergy; Philippine president picks a fight with Catholic Church

Morning Briefing: Social enterprises help refugees, trafficked persons; Impact climate change with lunch; Leaving water in the desert for migrants; Muslim candidates rise above; Potential Roe v. Wade reversal?

Morning Briefing: Catholic University of America's Catholic identity; Poor People's Campaign ending rally; Addressing root causes of human trafficking; Multicultural congregations; Muslim sex educators take on #MeToo movement

Morning Briefing: Vatican synod document takes inclusive tone toward youth; Pope to visit World Council of Churches; U.S. bishops condemn family separation at border; Global Sisters Report launches series on refugees

Morning Briefing: Jesuits take rite near Mexico border; Use of contingent faculty questioned; Catholics getting married and raising kids; Can computer simulations help us understand religious behavior?

Morning Briefing: Women at conference speak about #MeToo movement; Pregnant homeless women need housing; Australian bishop taking his new role with "great sensitivity"; Supreme Court decisions; Grand jury report looms for Pennsylvania

Morning Briefing: US to prosecute all illegal border crossings; Irish bishops urge 'no' vote on abortion; Water wells in Africa; Jimmy Carter jabs Trump at commencement; God hates gun violence; Would you worship next to a Trump supporter?

Morning Briefing: CHIP funding at risk, Chilean bishops meet with Pope Francis; Padre Melo travels to U.S.; Cardinal George Pell's abuse trial; LGBT groups call new Oklahoma adoption law discriminatory

Morning Briefing: Convicted Guam archbishop at papal event; Memories of Daniel Berrigan; Caring for the mentally ill; Betsy DeVos on a Catholic campus; How many gun owners are there in America?

Morning Briefing: Cardinal Pell to stand trial; 85th anniversary of Catholic Worker movement; North Korea's secret Christians; Evangelical pastor says his church is no longer welcoming; Religion comes to terms with modern fertility methods

Morning Briefing: Church should resist outsourcing evangelization; Reducing waste in Catholic parishes, hospitals; Water unites us all; Three years after Nepal earthquake; Rohingya crisis is becoming Islam's genocide; Trump's travel ban in Supreme Court

Morning Briefing: Cubans, US exiles help rebuild Cuba's Catholic Church; Smartphones and addictions; LCWR leaders reflect on years of Vatican scrutiny; New estate tax rules could reduce charitable giving

Morning Briefing: Reaction to 'Gaudete et Exsultate'; Baseball as a road to God; Inside the White House Bible study group; Pennsylvania diocese IDs priests, bishop, laypeople in abuse probe