This week, Amy speaks with the Sisters Of Loretto, an American Catholic religious community founded in Kentucky in 1812. The participants discussed the meaning of the common good, the role of government in ensuring safety and housing, and the importance of environmental justice. They also reflect on the current administration's policies, the broader understanding of pro-life, and the need for community engagement and acts of hope in the face of societal challenges. Chapters : 00:00 Faith and Public Policy: An Introduction 02:25 The Sisters of Loretto: History and Mission 05:20 Understanding the Common Good 07:42 Immigration and the Role of Government 09:58 The Complexity of Immigration Policies 12:49 Environmental Justice and Future Generations 15:01 The Interconnectedness of People and Earth 17:26 The Role of Policy in Protecting Communities 19:48 Reflections on the Current Administration 21:54 Pro-Life: A Broader Perspective 24:37 Final Thoughts and Call to Action About Truth in the Barrel: Amy McGrath is a military veteran, political junkie, and whiskey lover who sit on opposite sides of the aisle but have one thing in common: they love the United States of America. Truth in the Barrel was born of Amy & Denver’s commitment to country, the Constitution, and a well-curated collection of the world’s finest bourbon. Join them weekly for deep dives into timely topics, interviews with recognizable guests, and a dose of call-in fun. Visit Our Website: www.TruthintheBarrel.com Subscribe to Truth in the Barrel: https://www.youtube.com/@TruthIntheBarrel Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0JQcSj5mwVyGDJ8DcXwlu9?si=5f2bd1d1b0c64e6f Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/truth-in-the-barrel/id1804092329 Instagram, BlueSky, Facebook, TikTok: @TruthintheBarrel Visit Our Substack : https://substack.com/@truthinthebarrelpodcast

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