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Charles Lewis

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Charles Lewis is the religion reporter for National Post and editor of the Holy Post.
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Charles Lewis wants authentic representation in local media

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By Charles Lewis
| Charlottesville Tomorrow
Becoming a local radio show host combined Charles Lewis’ two loves: music and community. “We need to have ownership of our own voices, of our own music, of our own media,” he said. That’s why he produces and co-hosts the In My Humble Opinion Radio Show. Lewis thinks authentic representation in local media is possible. “I believe that because of the groundwork and foundation that has been laid by the collaborative journalism of Charlottesville Inclusive Media project,” he said.
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'The common good': The last Pope Leo was a champion of the working poor

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By Charles Lewis
| National Post
His 1891 encyclical Rerum Novarum focused on workers’ rights and capitalism at the dawn of the industrial age Article content In 2013, when Argentinian Jorge Mario Bergoglio became pope he chose the name Francis, a tribute to one of the most popular saints in the history of Christendom. Sign In or Create an Account Article content We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or tap here to see other videos from our team.
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Christ in the City: Exploring Ancient Evangelization with Mike Aquilina

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By Mike Aquilina, Charles Lewis
| ewtn.co.uk
Journey from Jerusalem to Antioch through Alexandria, Rome, of course, Constantinople and, finally, to Carthage. , September 6, 2024 – National Catholic Register ‘Rabbles, Riots and Ruins: Twelve Ancient Cities and How They Were Evangelized’ By Mike Aquilina Ignatius, 2024 206 pages, $17.95 Cities have always been rough places. When too many people are crowded together, there’s no telling what can go wrong: riots, vandalism and even murder.
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