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Community & Police Relations
On JustLove, Monsignor Sullivan speaks with Robert W. Snyder, Director of American Studies at Rutgers University and Lt. Sonia Pruitt of the National Black Police Association. On the show Snyder talks about his book, Crossing Broadway: Washington Heights and the Promise of New York City. Lt. Sonia Pruitt talks about police shooting statistics and police protests.
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Spiritual Care & Health Care
Hear Chaplins Stephen Binkley and Reverend William Gohring, of Orlando Health talk about the Orlando nightclub shooting and their organization’s involvement with supporting the local community. Reverend Eric J. Hall, President and CEO of HealthCare Chaplaincy Network, is also on the show to speak with Monsignor Sullivan about his global nonprofit’s focus on spirit-centered palliative care.
- JustLove, Strengthening Families and Resolving Crises, Welcoming and Integrating Immigrants and Refugees
Brexit & American Politics
This episode of JustLove focuses on Brexit and American Politics with three guests. On the show, R. Daniel Kelman Chair of Political Science and Jean Monnet Chair in European Union Politics at Rutgers University talk with Msgr. Sullivan about the current situation between Britain and the EU. And Nolan McCarty who is Professor and Chair of the Department of Politics at Princeton University, speaks about the concept of political division in government. Listen Now: http://justlove.wpengine.com/audio/2016/7.2.16%20JustLove.mp3
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Orlando & Gun Control
This weekend on JustLove, Monsignor speaks with guests to discuss recent events surrounding the Orlando Shooting. On the show James Jacob, Professor at NYU School of Law speaks with Monsignor, about gun control. And Gary Tester, Executive Director of Catholic Charities of Central Florida talks about what the organization is doing to support the local community.
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Solidarity Orlando
Embed from Getty Images Toward the end of June, cities across the United States including New York will see a number of demonstrations of gay pride. Orlando adds greater poignancy this year. Words may be cheap, but silence can be costly. Let me express a few words of solidarity with LGBTQ communities. Solidarity: against hate, for love; against violence and death, for peace and life; against hurting, for healing; against divisiveness, for reconciliation; against exclusion, for inclusion; against despair, for hope; against hate, for love. This is my basic prayer and hope. I add a few thoughts from a religious perspective on words, actions and solidarity. At times the…