[Alex Murphy]

National Catholic Register? Do you know how many times Catholic FReepeers have castigated me for posting NCR material, because it's considered liberal, biased and unreliable?

BWA HAHAHAHA

[Revenge of Sith]

You're confusing the National Catholic Register with the National Catholic Reporter.

[Gamecock]

Do you know how many times Catholic FReepeers have castigated me for posting NCR material, because it's considered liberal, biased and unreliable?

Really? I'm fascinated, tell me more!

[ArrogantBustard]

Are you sure you aren't confusing the "National Catholic Register" and the "National Catholic Reporter"? They are very different publications.

[Campion]

National Catholic Register == good, orthodox, published in Connecticut by the Legionaries of Christ, I'm a proud subscriber and think it's the best Catholic paper out there.

National Catholic Reporter == bad, heterodox, published in Kansas City by a bunch of lefty "spirit of Vatican II" modernists, but nevertheless sometimes has some good stuff, especially if written by their Vatican correspondent, John Allen.

Don't fret: it's a very easy to confuse the two.

[markomalley]

National Catholic Register? Do you know how many times Catholic FReepeers have castigated me for posting NCR material, because it's considered liberal, biased and unreliable?

BWA HAHAHAHA

Big difference between the National Catholic Register and the National Catholic Reporter.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!

[lastchance]

Alex I think you are confusing the Register with National Catholic Reporter. Which is liberal, biased and unreliable.

[Titanites]

You can save your BWA HAHAHAHA for another time. The liberal, biased and unreliable NCR that non-Catholics like to use as a reference is the National Catholic Reporter. The publication more orthodox in its Catholicism is the National Catholic Register.

[Mrs. Don-o]

I think you're referring to "National Catholic Reporter", which we think of as the Register's evil twin.