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The end of “objectivity”?
By
deacon greg kandra
Here’s an interesting take on the media — with a side glance at the religion beat — that focuses on Michael Paulson of the Boston Globe. This comes from the current issue of Editor & Publisher: When Michael Paulson began covering religion for The Boston Globe eight years ago, the paper had no blogs or…
What’s a dad to do?
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
Check out this wonderful short film from The Responsbility Project. How far would you go for your kids? Oh: it turns out the blog at this site is written by a former colleague of mine, Kathy McManus. Kudos, “Mackers”!
“Because of God, I have the strength never to give up”
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
This sounds like exactly the sort of television we need: a program about perseverance, and hope, and more than a little bit of faith. It’s about a 30-something Sunday school teacher in Georgia named Ruby Gettinger and her struggle with obesity. Her journey is told in “Ruby,” a nine-episode reality series debuting on the Style…
“I am a man”
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
On CBS News tonight, Bob Schieffer spoke of how he attended segregated schools when he was growing up in Texas. “A black person had never attended any of my schools,” he said. Correspondent Byron Pitts told Katie Couric about how his mother grew up in a world where a black woman could not look a…
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