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    Reflections on Passover and Volunteer Appreciation Week

    On this episode of JustLove, Monsignor Kevin Sullivan engages in a conversation with Rabbi Jeffrey Salkin, a contributing editor at Religion News Services, as Jewish people worldwide prepare to celebrate Passover on April 22nd. In light of the tragic events in Israel on October 7th, they discuss the significance of this First Passover since and delve into Rabbi Salkin’s reflection titled “Six Months of Jewish Loneliness,” which was written for Religion News Services on the six-month anniversary of that tragic day. Additionally, as Volunteer Appreciation Week commences on April 21st, Danielle Crews joins the show to share her experience of discovering Catholic Charities during a food pantry distribution at St.…

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    Empowering Healing and Commemorating Courage

    This week on JustLove, Monsignor Sullivan has a conversation with Sarai Manuel, LMFT who is the Bronx Administrator & Bronx Prevention Program Director of Astor Services about the new Trauma Recovery Center that the Non-profit operates to provide much needed services to help and heal Survivors of Trauma and Violent Crime. He also talks with Dan Gordon who is a Screenwriter and Play-write about his newest film he has written – “Irena’s Vow” – that tells the true story of 19 year old Polish girl named Irena Gut who was a housekeeper in the home of a prominent Nazi during the Second World War in Poland who courageously saved the lives…

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    Ooberfuse’s Easter Song and the Work of Notre Dame Center in Jerusalem

    On today’s Episode of JustLove –in this First Week after Easter, we welcome back to our show a member of what has been described as “Pope Francis’ favorite Electro-pop Band” the London-based Ooberfuse –  Hal St John, Multi-Instrumentalist and Producer who performed at last summer’s World Youth Day in Lisbon talks about their new Easter song titled “Dying Son” dedicated to bringing some light to the darkness of war that has surrounded the Holy Land this Easter. In addition, Monsignor Sullivan has a conversation with the Charge of the Holy See for the Pontifical Institute Notre Dame of Jerusalem Center about the work of the Notre Dame Center – a…

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    Easter Weekend Conversations: Faith, Service, and Reflections

    This week on JustLove, as we celebrate Jesus’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. Monsignor Kevin Sullivan engages in a conversation with Most Reverend Mark Joseph Seitz, the sixth Bishop of El Paso, Texas, about his dedicated work serving the borderland community of El Paso, particularly his efforts in support of migrant families and refugees. Additionally, he welcomes Mr. Bruce Chung, the Founder and Owner of Bruce Chung’s Tae Kwan Do Studio in Harrison, New York. Bruce shares his journey of participating in the RCIA program at Saint John the Evangelist Church in White Plains and his upcoming baptism into the Catholic Church this Easter. Finally, Msgr. Sullivan offers…

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    Exploring the Good Friday Peace Accords and China’s Population Decline

    On this Saint Patrick’s Day weekend, Monsignor Kevin Sullivan has a conversation with Prof. Mary C. Murphy, Ph.D., the Head of the Department of Government and Politics at the University of Cork in Ireland about the Good Friday Peace Accords – signed on Good Friday – April 10, 1998 – that ended most of the Violence that had plagued the North of Ireland for nearly Three Decades. He is also joined by Prof. Carl Minzner, J.D., who is Professor of Law at Fordham University School of Law; about the recent decline in China’s Population, and what this decline could mean.

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