To celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., watch Bishop Barron’s video commentary on why civic engagement must have a spiritual and moral center, as found in the writings of both King and Thomas Aquinas. https://t.co/jdX6hlRAvb
— Word on Fire (@WordOnFire) January 18, 2021
— Bishop Robert Barron (@BishopBarron) January 18, 2021
Washington cardinal urges nation to remember Black heroes on MLK Day, by @JohnLavenburg https://t.co/kbBJnP7Ju9
— Crux (@Crux) January 18, 2021
By @eliseannallen today: Pope sees MLK’s plea to love, nonviolence as remedy to modern turmoil https://t.co/0HUIp1ngWK
— Crux (@Crux) January 18, 2021
“Race and Covenant” offers a discussion of race in America that acknowledges the very real scars of slavery and the ongoing problem of race.https://t.co/lFbeCmmRo9
— First Things (@firstthingsmag) January 18, 2021
We must all learn to live together as brothers or we'll all perish together as fools. We're tied together in the single garment of destiny, caught in an inescapable network of mutuality
— Artur Sebastian Rosman (@cosmostheinlost) January 18, 2021
-MLK
Confronting Systemic Racism in a Post-Truth World @IsaacKimmelhttps://t.co/8srYzWlQMR
And of course the Pharisees, too...
"King’s “beloved community” is an invitation to choose citizenship in an alternative community of nonviolence."
— Together4CommonGood (@T4CG) January 18, 2021
Susanna Heschel remembers the bond of trust between Martin Luther King Jr. and Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel.https://t.co/NEPwNeXFiQ #MLKDay #MLKDay2021
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