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20:15Now PlayingWe won't mind saying goodbye to 2020, but before we do, we revisit the top stories from this year in the church and the world. America's national correspondent, Mike O'Loughlin, and Colleen Dulle, host of the "Inside the Vatican" podcast, discuss the stories from 2020 that elicited the most response from readers and were most difficult to report. Colleen and Mike also discuss their favorite interviews of the year, and what they're keeping an eye on moving into in 2021.
All the stories that Mike and Colleen mention can be found at the links below or at americamagazine.org.
Stories that elicited the most response from our readers:
Bryan Massingale on Racism and White Privilege
ExplainerWhat Pope Francis actually said about civil unionsand why it matters
Pope Francis to parents of L.G.B.T. children‘God loves your children as they are.’
PodcastInside Pope Francis’ unprecedented Urbi et Orbi blessing for the end of coronavirus
Our most difficult stories to report:
Nuns founded Chicago’s oldest hospital. Today Black Catholics are fighting to keep it open.
Top 5 Takeaways from the McCarrick Report
How can I reconcile the good and evil of Jean Vanier?
Our favorite interviews:
Dr. Anthony FauciTo keep churches safe, use masks, limit singing and wait to resume Communion
How Trump and Biden are courting Catholic voters
‘The liturgy is not a film’ Archbishop Arthur Roche on celebrating Holy Week liturgies at home
PodcastHow location data can help the Vatican’s COVID19 response
PodcastHow the Vatican is working to ensure social justice and water rights after coronavirus
The stories we’ll have our eyes on in 2021:
Why all Catholics should get a Covid19 vaccine
Joe Biden will be the second Catholic president. Here’s what you need to know about his faith.
Can Pope Francis visit Iraq safelyeven with a Covid vaccine?
PodcastThe VaticanChina deal, explained
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