NCR Podcast: Updates from the NCR newsroom

In this episode, NCR editor Dennis Coday stops by the studio to talk about recent news, including the pope's visit to Myanmar and Bangladesh, the extradition of a Salvadoran former colonel, and tax reform and sexual assault news in the U.S.

Show Notes

• NCR Vatican correspondent Joshua McElwee is reporting from Myanmar and Bangladesh this week during the papal visit. 
• Francis tells the world: 'The presence of God today is called Rohingya.'
• Former Salvadoran official Inocente Orlando Montano has been extradited and will stand trial for the 1989 murder of Jesuits.
• Offensive murals must go, say Native American Notre Dame students and others.
• Julie Bourbon reports: Interfaith leaders convened on Capitol Hill Thursday to call attention to the enormous harm the proposed Republican tax bill will cause to poor and middle-income Americans.
• Republican tax reform is unproven trickle-down theory, writes Michael Sean Winters.
• Commentary: Women's voices are missing amid discussions of sex assault and power abuse.
• A busy Catholic's guide to Advent: 10 tips for observing the season.

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