Watch Candy Hill, senior vice president of Catholic Charities USA, discuss the growing problem of hunger in America.
Posted: Nov 25th, 2009 Comments: 0 Views: 65
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November 27, 2009: U.S. Hunger on the Rise
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“A Just and Sustainable Recover”
Watch excerpts from Bread for the World’s November 23 press conference in Washington, DC on creating jobs that will fight poverty and climate change.
Posted: Nov 25th, 2009 Comments: 0 Views: 64
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November 27, 2009: Health Care Costs and the Elderly
"More is not better," according South Florida hospital CEO Brian Keely. "We know that more health care services can result in lower levels of care." (Originally aired July 24, 2009)
Posted: Nov 24th, 2009 Comments: 0 Views: 69
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November 27, 2009: Wintley Phipps
For this Grammy-nominated singer and Seventh-day Adventist pastor, music is both a ministry and "the most powerful way of impressing the human mind with hope." (Originally aired April 10, 2009)
Posted: Nov 24th, 2009 Comments: 0 Views: 64
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November 20, 2009: The Right War Gone Wrong
In Afghanistan, observes Georgetown University professor John Langan, “we are forced to fight in cautious and disagreeable ways” and “we never get very far from the possibility of tragedy.”
Posted: Nov 23rd, 2009 Comments: 0 Views: 257
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November 20, 2009: Flannery O’Connor
Some have called Flannery O'Connor our only great Christian writer, a Catholic from the Deep South who said her subject was “the action of grace in territory held largely by the devil.”
Posted: Nov 20th, 2009 Comments: 3 Views: 193
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November 20, 2009: Flannery O’Connor Redux
Forty-five years after her death, how do Flannery O'Connor's views about the South, race, violence, Catholicism, and Christian realism hold up?
Posted: Nov 20th, 2009 Comments: 2 Views: 165
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November 20, 2009: Brad Gooch Extended Interview
"She was a great reader of theology," says Flannery O'Connor biographer Brad Gooch. "She said reading theology made her fiction bolder."
Posted: Nov 20th, 2009 Comments: 0 Views: 124
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November 20, 2009: Ralph Wood Extended Interview
"For Flannery O'Connor, race was indeed the curse of the South in the sense that it was the single most important test which we as white Christians failed."
Posted: Nov 20th, 2009 Comments: 2 Views: 193
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November 20, 2009: Father Thomas Joseph White Extended Interview
Reading Flannery O'Connor "was the first time I had read a Christian thinker or writer who I thought was impressive intellectually and challenging."
Posted: Nov 20th, 2009 Comments: 0 Views: 121
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