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Rev. Robert Sirico on what we learned in 2020

Dec 30, 202037 minEp. 261
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Episode description

It’s been a challenging year.


A global pandemic, violent unrest in the streets of major American cities, and a divisive presidential election have all challenged us in different ways, testing the strength of civil society and institutions at both the local and national level


Throughout the year, Acton’s president and co-founder, Rev. Robert Sirico, has offered commentary on these events as they unfolded.


Now, at the end of the year, Rev. Sirico reflects on the year as it comes to a close, to see how we handled the unique trials we encountered in our public life in 2020, and how the principles articulated by the Acton Institute guided us through these trying times and will continue to provide a mechanism for gaining understanding and perspective on our world in 2021.


Rev. Robert Sirico's COVID-19 commentaries


Rev. Robert Sirico on the Grand Rapids riots


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