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Shifting plates in Rome and Tehran; Francis in Brazil; and St. John Paul | National Catholic Reporter

Shifting plates in Rome and Tehran; Francis in Brazil; and St. John Paul | National Catholic Reporter

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  1. I realize a reporter needs something to write about, but this is another example of the NCR wandering off into the --Whatif's.
    It is little wonder the laity in the USA pay little or no heed to that paper, other than using it to start a fire in the stove at their bush-camp.
    The best comment I heard about this was from the western USA, where a guy said--What if the NCR did not exist? Would anyone care or notice?

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