Joe Ferullo
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CEO/Publisher National Catholic Reporter, an independent progressive news outlet; previous: EVP of Programming CBS; media columnist at The Hill; producer NBC News/Dateline; ABC News; Rolling Stone
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Shitty vibe reporting is not new — but its shoddy practitioners usually spell the name of person they are inaccurately sliming correctly. Breaking news: The Tiffany Network is now silver plate.
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CBS News would never put a thinly sourced 'story' by a rookie blogger like this on it's air. Until now. The Free Press isn't a journalism outlet, it's bloggers aren't reporters. This piece is more NYPost than Tiffany Network but I guess that's the goal.

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Some NYPD officers worry about Mandani becoming the NYC mayor, The Free Press reports
The Free Press spoke to several New York City Police Department officers who are worried about Zohran Mamdani becoming mayor. Olivia Reingold joins CBS News with more.
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Via WaPo - Trump administration says immigration enforcement threatens higher food prices. In an unusual acknowledgement, the Labor Department said that tougher immigration enforcement is hurting farmers and the food supply.
#Trump #food #farmers #immigration
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Via NCR Culture - Golf and God: How the game can take us on the path to Ultimate Mystery, by containing three elements of spirituality: humility, hope …and humor.
#golf #sports #God #spirituality
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Golf and God: How a game can take us on the path to Ultimate Mystery
The game of golf, writes Pierre Eau Claire, contains three elements of spirituality: humility, hope and humor.
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Via NCR Culture - Jelly Roll's #Vatican performance offers hope to those impacted by addiction. How has a man who's declared that he's nothing but a "broken down car on a side street" ended up shaking the hand of #PopeLeo?
#JellyRoll #addiction #drugs
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Jelly Roll's Vatican performance offers hope to those impacted by addiction
Jelly Roll's growing, worldwide fanbase is populated with people like me: ordinary, struggling people whose lives have been impacted by addiction. His returning to, and offering of, light is why we se...
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The following is REAL footage from Portland, 2025. Viewer discretion is advised.
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via Michael Sean Winters in NCR - Leo's exhortation enlists the old, and the new, in service to the poor. Let's hope Catholics find in this new document a reason to admire and love our new pope and embrace his encouragement and his teaching.
#PopeLeo #Catholic
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Leo's exhortation enlists the old, and the new, in service to the poor
Pope Leo's new document, Dilexi te, is an excellent summation of Catholic social teaching about the poor that reflects his commitment to the pastoral approach sketched by Francis.
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Pope Leo: “In a world where the poor are increasingly numerous, we paradoxically see the growth of a wealthy elite, living in a bubble of comfort and luxury, almost in another world compared to ordinary people.”
#PopeLeo #poverty #poor #elitism
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Pope Leo blasts elitism, indifference toward poor in first major document
"I am convinced that the preferential choice for the poor is a source of extraordinary renewal both for the church and for society," the pope wrote in Dilexi Te.
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Pope Leo XIV: "I often wonder, even though the teaching of Sacred Scripture is so clear about the poor, why many people continue to think that they can safely disregard the poor."

"Dilexi te"
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Feelin’ great again…
Via @thehill.com - Fannie Mae’s National Housing Survey found that 67 percent of respondents think the economy is going in the wrong direction, with just 32 percent believing it is going in the right direction