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Washington briefing for the nation’s Catholic community
A letter from NCR publisher and editor in chief
Mar. 25, 2010
Between the ranting of the tea party crowd and the fractious debate in the Halls of Congress, is it possible for people of good will and different opinions (even different political parties) to learn from and with each other? To talk to each other and not at each other?
And shouldn’t the Catholic community lead the way in this effort? The National Catholic Reporter and Trinity Washington University think so, which is why we’re cosponsoring what promises to be an informative, exciting, empowering and entertaining two-day event May 6-7: a “Washington Briefing for the Nation’s Catholic Community.”
ncronline.org/news/washington-briefing-nations-catholic-community
A letter from NCR publisher and editor in chief
Mar. 25, 2010
Between the ranting of the tea party crowd and the fractious debate in the Halls of Congress, is it possible for people of good will and different opinions (even different political parties) to learn from and with each other? To talk to each other and not at each other?
And shouldn’t the Catholic community lead the way in this effort? The National Catholic Reporter and Trinity Washington University think so, which is why we’re cosponsoring what promises to be an informative, exciting, empowering and entertaining two-day event May 6-7: a “Washington Briefing for the Nation’s Catholic Community.”
ncronline.org/news/washington-briefing-nations-catholic-community