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President Joe Biden visited Tulsa, Oklahoma on Tuesday to commemorate the Tulsa race massacre of 1921, the first president to do so. Dr. Scott Ellsworth, author of The Groundbreaking: The Tulsa Race Massacre and American City’s Search for Justice and lecturer at the University of Michigan, joins Al to talk about what actually happened at the Tulsa race massacre and how Black Wall Street came into existence during the period of segregation.
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Two valedictorians in Michigan were told by their public schools they were not allowed to reference their faith in their graduation speeches. Both of them were represented by First Liberty Institute. Stephanie Taub, a senior counsel for First Liberty Institute, joins Al to talk about these cases and violations of religious freedom on campus.
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As we come up on the feast of Corpus Christi, EWTN is looking at the life of the only beatified millennial in the Church: Carlo Acutis. Corinna Turner, author of The Boy Who Knew: Carlo Acutis, joins Al from London to talk about his life.
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On Tuesday, 1 June, Pope Francis released a heavily revised edition of Book VI of the Code of Canon Law. Ed. Condon, a licensed canon lawyer and co-founder of The Pillar, joins Al to talk about the changes in the law and other news items they’re following at the Pillar.
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Chai Ling was a key student leader in the 1989 Tiananmen Square movement. She is now the founder of All Girls Allowed, an organization dedicated to restoring life, value, and dignity to girls and mothers and revealing the injustice of China’s one-child policy. For her work she has been nominated twice for the Nobel Peace Prize. She joins Al to talk about what happened on that day, more than 30 years ago.
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Ernst Lohmeyer was a German theologian who served active duty in both World War I and World War II and resisted the rise of Nazi fascism as a member of the Confessing Church. But just a few years later he found himself resisting Soviet occupation; he was soon imprisoned, where he spent the rest of his life. James Edwards shares the story of this man who spent his life between the Swastika and the Sickle.
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Christology is the study of who Christ is, but often times modern Christologies are composed without a deeper attention to traditional metaphysics: the classical philosophical understanding of reality that comes to us from Aristotle and Aquinas. Al talks with fr. Thomas Joseph White from the Dominican House of Studies about the mystery of the Incarnation and God becoming Man.
June 6 is the anniversary of the Normandy Invasions, one of the most important battles of the century. The invasion was led by Supreme Allied Commander Eisenhower, who would later go on to the White House. While there have been many biographies of Eisenhower's military and political career, none have looked deeply at the role his faith played in both his personal and public life - despite the fact that he was the only US president to be baptized while in office. Alan Sears joins Al to discuss this.
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Carlo Acutis is the Church’s first millennial saint. He died of leukemia at the age of fifteen. He was an amateur computer programmer who made a website documenting Eucharistic miracles of the world. EWTN’s COO Doug Keck joins Al to discuss Blessed Carlo Acutis and EWTN’s special programming featuring him this week.
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June 1st is the memorial of St. Justin Martyr, the patron of philosophers. But the Mass reading from St. Paul’s letter to the Corinthians seems to say that the wisdom of man is folly! How do we connect the two? Al looks at what true wisdom actually is. (Hint: It’s found in Christ)
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