Kevin Drew
Supervising Editor at NPR
Supervising editor @NPR; Years in Asia and Europe, w/some Africa. Ex-Int'l @nytimes; Love #music but I'm NOT that Canadian singer. RTs ≠ endorsements.
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2 weeks ago |
catholicexchange.com | Kevin Drew
What if the Holy Sacrifice of Mass was outlawed in the United States? We received a taste of that during the Covid mandates, when churches were closed, while abortion mills, casinos, and liquor stores remained open. June 9th, 1549, was Pentecost Sunday, the ancient feast that ended the fifty days of Easter. And on that feast day, in England in 1549, the English government outlawed the Holy Sacrifice of Mass.
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2 weeks ago |
ftadviser.com | Kevin Drew
UK financial advisers have fallen into two camps over a story FT Adviser published last week, in which we interviewed a woman who wants to set up a ‘shop front’ in her local town. Amy Gray, founder of Amy Gray Wealth Management, told FT Adviser she wanted to create a place where ordinary consumers can walk in and find out what it is financial advisers can do for them. She said it was the next step for her business as she seeks to close the advice gap in her area and grow her practice.
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3 weeks ago |
catholicexchange.com | Kevin Drew
To get to Bethany, which was two miles east of Jerusalem, Christ and the Apostles would have descended down the steep Kidron Valley and then ascended up the Mount of Olives. At the western base of the Mount of Olives was the Garden of Gethsemane where Christ was arrested. Forty-three days later, following behind Christ, the Apostles would have passed by the Garden on their way to Bethany which was at the eastern base of the Mount of Olives.
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1 month ago |
brownpelicanla.com | Kevin Drew
Jesus Called People Morons: The Sacred Insult That Could Save a Civilization, by Greg SchlueterSlumming as Only Pharisees Can Do, by Anthony Esolen By Fr. Kevin Drew, Crisis Magazine, May 28, 2025Ordained in 2012, Fr. Kevin Drew is a priest and pastor of the Diocese of Kansas City-St Joseph. He is well regarded for his preaching and evangelization. His Daily Mass and homily can be found at Catholic Radio Network.
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1 month ago |
catholicexchange.com | Kevin Drew
Franciscan friars from Germany came to my hometown, Quincy, IL, in 1858 and started St. Francis parish, a hospital, and a school, which is now Quincy University. My two priest uncles went there in the 1940s. The priest whose chalice I use for Mass went there in the 1920s. After serving in Quincy for 160 years, the Franciscans pulled out of the city in 2019.
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