You can talk about religion and politics, but carefully

Posted December 16, 2019

Religion and politics can be volatile topics in themselves — and when combined, the results can be explosive.

In this episode of Inside CatholicPhilly.com, Father Thomas Dailey shares how it’s possible to live out the Catholic faith in both the spiritual and political contexts, and how you can “stand for what you believe without running over other people.”

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