Hope or Hopelessness? Clark on the Verdict

Meghan Clark, over at CatholicMoralTheology.com, has a typically thoughtful theological reflection on the Zimmerman trial verdict and especially the hope that the family of Trayvon Martin has exhibited throughout.

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