A Call to Dignity and Justice

In this episode of Catholic Expression, Father Greg and Christi delve into significant Catholic concepts and their implications for faith and social justice. The conversation highlights the essence of giving oneself to others, which is exemplified through a recent charity event, 'Rise Against Hunger.' The discussion then shifts to the March for Life, a pivotal event advocating for the dignity of unborn life. Father Greg explains the historical context of the march, its significance in light of recent changes in abortion laws, and the moral imperative for Catholics to stand up for those who cannot speak for themselves.

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