Hope in the Media – Signs of Hope in Irish Catholicism – Dónal O’Sullivan-Latchford & Father Eamonn McCarthy
Donal O’Sullivan-Latchford and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy range widely across the week’s news and culture. They continue their series on Pope Leo XIV’s World Communications Day message, focusing on his warning that surrendering our creativity to machines mean...
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Show Notes
Donal O’Sullivan-Latchford and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy range widely across the week’s news and culture. They continue their series on Pope Leo XIV’s World Communications Day message, focusing on his warning that surrendering our creativity to machines means burying our talents and hiding our faces. The conversation broadens into a rich discussion on the power of storytelling, from the parables of John’s Gospel to Irish tradition and Jordan Peterson, and why narrative may be one of the most effective tools of evangelisation. They also discuss a new study on religious trends in Ireland showing an unexpected uptick in faith among 18-24 year olds, the bittersweet news of monastery closures and new beginnings at Mount Melleray, and the controversy over a four-leaf clover replacing the shamrock in St. Patrick’s Day imagery.
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L'articolo Hope in the Media – Signs of Hope in Irish Catholicism – Dónal O’Sullivan-Latchford & Father Eamonn McCarthy proviene da Radio Maria.