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Michael Peppard

New York
As seen in: The New York Times, The Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Moneycontrol, America Magazine, Bloomberg Law, Commonweal Magazine, Bloomberg Linea (Brazil)
Professor @FordhamNYC | New book: How Catholics Encounter the Bible (2024), all other writings on my website | Trying to write a few decent songs too
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My First Protest

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By Michael Peppard
| Commonweal Magazine Verified
Protesters gather to denounce President Donald Trump during a “No Kings” rally in Miller Place, New York (OSV News photo/Gregory A. Shemitz). “Tall, white, moderate guys like you need to do more!” My wife and I have had our share of fights. But this was the first time she was mad at me for my politics. About a week before the latest “No Kings” protest, she was mad that I wasn’t angry enough about the state of our country. “I am angry about it,” I pleaded.
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podcast | Commonweal Magazine

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By Michael Peppard
| Commonweal Magazine Verified
An End-of-the-Year Message Dominic Preziosi, editor of ‘Commonweal,’ updates listeners of ‘The Commonweal Podcast.’ Podcast Editor David Dault Featured in ‘Publishers Weekly’ ‘A book can’t love for you’—David Dault, editor of ‘The Commonweal Podcast’ spoke with ‘Publishers Weekly’ about his book ‘The Accessorized Bible.’ Will Catholic Colleges Embrace Synodality?
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Dancing Free

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By Michael Peppard
| Commonweal Magazine Verified
The biblical story of Salome is ripe for historical imagination. The gospels of Matthew and Mark provide a sharp sketch of the drama—revelry, power, illicit sex, murder—but leave a tantalizing amount of space to be darkened by the imagination. The latest production of Richard Strauss’s Salome, a mesmerizing directorial debut for Claus Guth at The Metropolitan Opera, offers viewers a violent, mind-bending staging of the biblical texts.
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