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Catholic sisters and advocates explore how we love with action

On this episode of the Just Politics podcast, host Eilis McCulloh examines what it means to love with faith in a world marked by division and conflict.
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Published August 25, 2026

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In a world marked by division and conflict, our faith calls us to love our enemies and strangers as we love ourselves. This season opener of Just Politics invites listeners to reflect on a profound question: What does it mean to love others with faith? What does that love look like on a bigger–even national–scale?

In this episode, host Eilis McCulloh together with Sister of Notre Dame de Namur Patricia “Patty” Chappell, Sister of Saint Joseph Erin McDonald, and Global Sisters Report Latin America Regional Correspondent Rhina Guidos explore how love rooted in faith can transform unjust systems, inspire courageous action, and foster community in today’s polarized world. They share insights on responding to social issues with love, systemic change, and hope for the future.

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