Of Many Things with Matt Malone, S.J.

Matt Malone, S.J.April 13, 2020

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University of Notre Dame president Fr. John Jenkins discusses reopening colleges in the fall:

A conversation with Vanessa Williams on BLM and the church:

How the coronavirus pandemic has exposed an inadequate health care system:

An auxiliary bishop of Washington, Roy Campbell, discusses racial justice:

Kerry Kennedy, daughter of Robert Kennedy, reflects on her father's enduring challenge to overcome racial injustice:

Dr. Scott Hahn discusses the Christian understanding of death and resurrection in light of the coronavirus pandemic:

An interview with Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the Archbishop of New York, on politics and pastoral ministry during a pandemic:

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