Series

The Vatican, ‘feminism’ and U.S. women religious

ByAnne E. Patrick

Church needs more open dialogue, LCWR leader says

ByMichael Swan, Catholic News Service

Exercising contemplative power with the Vatican

ByNancy Sylvester

For U.S. sisters, ordinary Catholics made a way where there was no way

ByChristine Schenk

American nun group questions whether LCWR oversight is truly over

ByDawn Araujo-Hawkins

LCWR coverage recap

ByDawn Araujo-Hawkins

LCWR observers see a model for the wider church

ByDawn Araujo-Hawkins, Dan Stockman

LCWR leader: End of Vatican mandate result of growth in understanding

ByJoshua J. McElwee

LCWR evaluates end of mandate

ByDawn Araujo-Hawkins

Editorial: Hierarchy's flaws persist despite collegial end to LCWR investigation

ByNCR Editorial Staff

The Spoiled Victory of the LCWR

ByKen Briggs

LCWR leaders call Vatican meetings 'rich,' conversational

ByJoshua J. McElwee

Reactions of relief as LCWR oversight ends

ByDan Stockman, Dawn Araujo-Hawkins

Going forward: LCWR after the 'doctrinal assessment'

ByThomas C. Fox

Vatican and LCWR announce end of controversial three-year oversight

ByJoshua J. McElwee

Petitioners ask Francis to drop call for U.S. sisters’ reform

ByDan Stockman

Response to Müller’s remarks: Real dialogue needed

ByDan Stockman

When it comes to LCWR, the problem is Müller

ByMaureen Fiedler

What's eating Catholic women?

ByJamie Manson

Vatican's doctrinal chief renews criticism of U.S. nuns, says he's no misogynist

ByDavid Gibson, Religion News Service