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Jeremy Zipple, SJ

Fr. Jeremy Zipple, SJ, a double graduate of Boston College, is a director and writer of documentaries for National Geographic, PBS, and Discovery. He was ordained a priest in 2013.

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Globe Rome by jon.t at Flickr

Catolicismo universal: la Iglesia está cambiando, pero no como hubiéramos pensado.

Published Feb 28, 2014 in Uncategorized ~ Approx 17 mins

Tal vez esto es lo que pasa cuando eliges a un Papa del hemisferio sur: que a los asuntos del norte se les da de lado.

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Globe Rome by jon.t at Flickr

Global Catholicism: The Church is Changing, But Not How We Might Think

Published Feb 24, 2014 in Uncategorized ~ Approx 13 mins

Maybe this is what happens when you elect a Pope from the global South: the North’s issues get downgraded.

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The Narrow Path to the Middle Class, on “Two American Families”

Published Oct 15, 2013 in Uncategorized ~ Approx 5 mins

Jeremy Zipple – photographer, Jesuit priest, and filmmaker – on why a bleak documentary on the plight of the middle class is worth 82 minutes of your time.

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