Student Journalists, the CatholicVote lawsuit, and Recent Book Bans

Heidi, Fr. Daniel, and David discuss the recent focus of right-wing groups on Catholic organizations working on the southern US border, the firing of two faculty advisors at a Catholic school newspaper, and welcome Fr. Bryan Massingale to discuss the recent upsurge in book bans across the nation

INTRO

New series at St. Mary’s College Center for Spirituality - Ex Libris Author Lecture Series - Feb 16th

Loyola event with Pope Francis on February 24th

SEGMENT 1 - The CatholicVote Lawsuit

CatholicVote statement

NCR story on CatholicVote lawsuit

LUPE - the organization co-founded by Cesar Chavez

Pope Francis event co-sponsored with Loyola IPS

Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley

NCR coverage of CatholicVote on ‘geo-fencing’

Freedom Road stories on historical links between slave labor, convict labor, and migrant labor

Sr. Norma was recognized by Pope Francis

NPR report on ‘judge shopping’

God’s preferential option for the poor

Matthew 25

SEGMENT 2 - Student Journalists

NCR report on recent firing of journalism advisors in Colorado

Heidi’s recent column in support of free expression for Catholic school students

Fr. Dan’s column about minority views

SEGMENT 3 - Recent Book Bans, featuring Fr. Bryan Massingale

NYT backgrounder on school book bans

Profile on Fr. Bryan from the Associated Press

Fr. Massingale at Fordham University

List of 850 books in Texas

Jonathan Capehart: What about Black students’ discomfort?

“Open Wide Our Hearts”

Fr. Massingale in NCR: The assumptions of white privilege

Cyprian Davis: A History of Black Catholics in the United States

Synod on the Amazon

Jeremiah, a fire burning within

Sandburg Media