Michael Reneau
Deputy Managing Editor at The Dispatch
Believer. Managing editor for @thedispatch, editor of Dispatch Faith newsletter. Married to a wonderful woman. Father to three boys and a little girl.
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6 days ago |
thedispatch.com | Michael Reneau |John C. Pinheiro
Hi and happy Sunday—I hope your Memorial Day observances this week were meaningful and full of gratitude. We’re back this week as Pope Leo XIV closes in on one month as head of the Catholic Church. Now that the world has heard his words in homilies and public addresses, what can we discern about what may come in his pontificate? Scholar John C. Pinheiro offers some takeaways in today’s newsletter while cautioning against drawing too many conclusions yet.
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3 weeks ago |
thedispatch.com | Michael Reneau |Dan Hugger
Hi and happy Sunday. It should come as no surprise this week that this newsletter’s attention once again turns back to Rome, with the election of Pope Leo XIV—the first American pope—after a relatively quick papal conclave at the Vatican. Offering his perspective on the Chicago native is Dan Hugger, a researcher and writer with the Acton Institute. Following that is a “Quick Questions” interview I did with Father William McCormick, a Jesuit priest and political scientist.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Michael Reneau |Dan Hugger
From the Dispatch Faith on The DispatchHi and happy Sunday. It should come as no surprise this week that this newsletter’s attention once again turns back to Rome, with the election of Pope Leo XIV—the first American pope—after a relatively quick papal conclave at the Vatican. Offering his perspective on the Chicago native is Dan Hugger, a researcher and writer with the Acton Institute.
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3 weeks ago |
sacbee.com | Michael Reneau |Dan Hugger
From the Dispatch Faith on The DispatchHi and happy Sunday. It should come as no surprise this week that this newsletter's attention once again turns back to Rome, with the election of Pope Leo XIV-the first American pope-after a relatively quick papal conclave at the Vatican. Offering his perspective on the Chicago native is Dan Hugger, a researcher and writer with the Acton Institute.
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3 weeks ago |
idahostatesman.com | Michael Reneau |Dan Hugger
From the Dispatch Faith on The DispatchHi and happy Sunday. It should come as no surprise this week that this newsletter's attention once again turns back to Rome, with the election of Pope Leo XIV-the first American pope-after a relatively quick papal conclave at the Vatican. Offering his perspective on the Chicago native is Dan Hugger, a researcher and writer with the Acton Institute.
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Not to brag, but I was mentioned by name in a Gfile and, even though I’ve worked for @JonahDispatch for three years, I had a fanboy moment of giddiness. Though I apparently need to brush up on my Barney Miller knowledge.
A G-File on “Original Sin” and original sin. https://t.co/VtsDWh3fjI
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