Media Database
>
Heidi Schlumpf

Heidi Schlumpf

Senior Correspondent at National Catholic Reporter

Contact this person
Email address
h*****@*******.orgGet email address
Influence score
40
Phone
(XXX) XXX-XXXX Get mobile number
Location
United States
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Catholicism
  • Religion

View more media outlets and journalists by signing up to Prowly

View latest data and reach out all from one place
Sign up for free

Recent Articles

ncronline.org

After Trump win, many Catholic women are rethinking their relationship to the church

For some Catholic women, the election was the final straw. Others saw it as a wake-up call, alerting them to the prevalence of right-wing ideologues in the U.S. church.
ncronline.org

The Francis Effect podcast: Advent, Christopher White on Vatican ne...

Francis Effect podcast: In this episode, NCR's senior correspondent Heidi Schlumpf interviews the publication's Vatican correspondent, Christopher White, about what might be coming next for the Francis papacy.
ncronline.org

Catholic women urged to 'strike' over inequality in the church

In response to the synod on synodality's punting on issues of women's leadership, the Women's Ordination Conference is planning a walkout during Lent to protest the pace of reform in the church.
ncronline.org

Marquette University uses religious exemption to squash unionizing ...

Full-time faculty not on the tenure track want to unionize to address salary and other disparities. They say Marquette's decision not to recognize the union goes against the school's mission and Catholic identity.
ncronline.org

The Francis Effect podcast: Trump's Cabinet picks, hymn debates, An...

"The Francis Effect": NCR senior correspondent Heidi Schlumpf, columnist Daniel Horan and David Dault discuss the implications of President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet picks for vulnerable populations. 
ncronline.org

Is there anything Catholic about the so-called Catholic vote?

Election results indicate shifts among Catholics overall, especially white Catholics, as well as with Latino voters – and point to abortion's growing insignificance as a political issue. 
ncronline.org

Activists frustrated yet hopeful after synod punts on women deacons

The synod concluded without movement on the question of women deacons, but kept the issue open. That was frustrating to advocates but also has helped some remain hopeful.
ncronline.org

The Francis Effect podcast: Discussing the election with Simone Cam...

In this episode of "The Francis Effect," Heidi, Dan and David welcome their guests, Fr. Bryan Massingale and Social Service Sr. Simone Campbell, to look at the 2024 election and consider: Where do we go from here?
ncronline.org

Catholics, abortion and the election: It's complicated

Catholic voters must negotiate a balance between what the church teaches and how their other values contribute to their voting decisions. Nowhere is that more evident than around the issue of legalized abortion.
ncronline.org

Christian nationalism distorts the faith, says Lexington Bishop Joh...

In a speech to the ecumenical Kentucky Council of Churches, Catholic Bishop John Stowe of Lexington urged pastors to speak out against Christian nationalism and fight it with love.
ncronline.org

Catholic voters favor Trump in most battleground states, according ...

In the first poll focused exclusively on Catholics in swing states, NCR found that voters saw the economy as the most important issue and, somewhat surprisingly, supported their candidate, Trump or Harris, for reasons that contradicted church teaching on immigration or abortion.