via Yahoo News: At 34 years old, Michael Wear has already been a faith adviser to an American president, written two books and developed a reputation as a thoughtful and connected leader in American politics and religion. Wear is now launching an institution that will train Christians in public life to reject culture-war fights and… Read More Michael Wear Launches The Center for Christianity & Public Life
Check out these recent articles from around the web: Listening to young Catholics by Timothy Matovina: “They also taught me that, now more than ever, the outreach of young leaders to their peers is our most effective means as a church to inspire healing and faith among our younger sisters and brothers. If we desire… Read More Around the Web
via the Old Man and the Three podcast: Hasan on “winning” and what the criteria should be. Thought this was very thoughtful. @hasanminhaj pic.twitter.com/8ncs1fFQe1 — JJ Redick (@jj_redick) October 6, 2022
Patrick Gilger writes: We now, and thankfully, live in a world in which women can vote, persons may no longer be property, and a serf owes the fruit of his labor to no Lord. Ours is a world in which we may set our own ends. Yet despite such rightly celebrated freedoms, there is one… Read More How Can the Church Respond to ‘Liquid Modernity’?
via the Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life: Georgetown University and the Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life hosted this celebration of Shields’ life and legacy because he modeled the values at the heart of our work: civility and dialogue, respect and humor, human dignity and solidarity, a conviction that politics… Read More A Celebration of the Life and Legacy of Mark Shields
Pope Francis: “It is necessary to ask the heavenly father for the gift of healthy restlessness for today’s young people, the ability to not settle for a life without beauty, without color. If young people are not hungry for an authentic life, where will humanity end up?”
Bishop Daniel Flores: “The degrading disrespect with which immigrants are treated in this country—like pawns in games of political showmanship—is a disgrace. Are we so drunk on our own power that we are blind to basic human dignity? Judgment on Christians who disrespect the poor will be most severe.”
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