Sister Mary Ann Zollmann, former president of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, awoke at four this morning to watch on cable the announcement of the Vatican's long-awaited report stemming from the six-year apostolic visitation.
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‘Power of Sisterhood’: Women Religious Discuss the Apostolic Visitation
Before the Dec. 16 release of the Vatican's final report on the “apostolic visitation,” an inquiry into the lives and ministries of American nuns, Judith Valente, America's Chicago correspondent, spoke with Sister Mary Ann Zollmann and Sister Jean Wincek, co-authors of Power of Sisterhood, a collection of essays that record the experience of women religious during the visitation, […]
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A Tale of Two Dynasties
Thomas Maier talks about his new book When Lions Roar: The Churchills and the Kennedys.
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‘Command and Control’ Author Eric Schlosser Discusses a new Effort to Abolish Nuclear Weapons
In Vienna, 'Command and Control' Author Eric Schlosser Discusses a revived civil society movement to ban the bomb.
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Suicide’s Sorrowful Mystery
The Rev. Rhonda Mawhood Lee talks about her article in America, "The Loneliest Choice: Puzzling through Suicide's Sorrowful Mystery," on "America This Week" on SiriusXM The Catholic Channel 129.
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Return of the Caliphate?
Patrick Ryan, S.J., of Fordham University talks about the origins of the idea of the calpihate, which has helped to fuel the modern nightmare in Iraq and Syria.
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Bishop Robert W. McElroy on Pope Francis and Income Inequality
Bishop Robert W. McElroy talks about Pope Francis' message on economic inequality on this excerpt from "America This Week" on SiriusXM The Catholic Channel 129.
