Thank you for listening! And now there’s a companion episode to 24 in episode 31!

Great minds think alike!

We're pleased to share the following Call for Presenters (funded) on Fr. Rivers and "What we Have Seen and Heard" at the University of Dayton this November: call-for-papers.sas.upenn.edu/cfp/2024/04/12…

Check out (and please share) this exciting opportunity for scholars interested in Fr. Rivers and the Black Catholic movement! Full CFP is here: call-for-papers.sas.upenn.edu/cfp/2024/04/12… Many, many thanks to our partners Archdiocese of Cincinnati and University of Dayton

MFR co-host Emily would like everyone to know that the Black Lives Matter sign in her yard was put there by her, with her husband’s, son’s and cat’s full support.

Reminder: today, July 1 at 11:59pmET is the deadline to submit presentation proposals for Seeking For a City, a symposium on the legacies of Fr. Clarence Rivers and “What We Have Seen and Heard” in Ohio this Nov. 2024. Funding available for those selected. Details in the CFP:

Great reflections from our own Eric T. Styles!

Hey we recognize that smiling face! Would love to know more about the photo and Rivers’ involvement there.

MFR is helping prepare this exciting event, co-sponsored by Archdiocese of Cincinnati and University of Dayton Registration is open now: resources.catholicaoc.org/event/symposium Get those hotel rooms soon! We can't wait to see you there! Will you help us spread the word? PM us for details and interview ops!

In a penitential liturgy, Pope Francis had 7 cardinals read apologies that he wrote: "because it was necessary to call our main sins by name." The sins included abuse, mistreatment of women, and lack of commitment to peace, respect for human life, and concern for the poor. #synod