Nichole Flores Quoted in “With New Pope, a More Open Catholic Church?”

Millennial writer Nichole Flores is quoted in a new Religion & Politics essay by Michael O’Loughlin, a millennial Catholic who writes for Religion News Service. O’Loughlin writes, “Flores, who is Mexican-American, said issues important to the Hispanic community, including hunger, poverty, and education, have been marginalized, but noted with enthusiasm how they are now being… Read More Nichole Flores Quoted in “With New Pope, a More Open Catholic Church?”

The Bishops: Right on Immigration, Wrong on Immigration Reform

The Bishops Take a Stand Left-leaning Catholics are used to being disappointed: disappointed by the Republican Party, for its apparent indifference to the economic travails of the working class; disappointed by the Democratic Party, for its slow but steady drift away from a big tent approach and toward the same with-us-or-against-us culture war mentality on… Read More The Bishops: Right on Immigration, Wrong on Immigration Reform

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