Thursday, November 28, 2019
'The Two Popes,' an imagined conversation
by Sr. Rose Pacatte
Though
the new film about a series of encounters between Pope Benedict XVI and
Pope Francis is largely fictional, it deals well with church history,
the papacy, the mysteries of faith and communion. It also has something
to say about the antagonistic level of public discourse in the U.S.
by Don Clemmer
David
Newell, who got his start with Fred Rogers in the late '60s, just as
"Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" was beginning, spoke with NCR about the
personal faith and sense of mission that animated Rogers' work and how
that revealed itself in his daily life with "kindnesses," big and small.
by Bill Mitchell
Perspective:
On the same day that Notre Dame students called on Mayor Pete Buttigieg
and the South Bend Common Council to enact a version of the Green New
Deal, former students recalled their demands from 50 years ago.
by Michele Morek
GSR Today:
We are grateful for our readers, our staff and our abundance of good
columnists. As a Thanksgiving gift, we have gone to our treasury of good
columns and selected a few to share with you.
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