Tweets of the week

• I am reminded of Kurt Vonnegut’s shapes of stories today: http://t.co/9uPMYBuMoL2015-06-22
• Great resources for engaging Laudato Si: https://t.co/XhysIe33b42015-06-23
• Why Nienstedt had so little support here: http://t.co/u6AWTAD1mu2015-06-23
• L/A/C/E: Listen, acknowledge, check, explore 2015-06-23
• Talking with children about Charleston: http://t.co/lnDKUOlxop2015-06-23
• This woman speaks for me: http://t.co/OloDQLsCPX2015-06-23
• Anthea Butler: “The decision to forgive is rooted in faith. The desire to forget is rooted in racism.” http://t.co/kzBzEthBOi2015-06-24
• Some of the most moving short stories out there are commercials:see the yearning, not the “answer” as consumption: https://t.co/x5IvJXlQyw2015-06-25
• Remembering that integration is more than desegregation! http://t.co/7pLXm2HylC2015-06-25
• Stories of girls who fight discrimination — share these books with everyone! http://t.co/iyPjeC1zAb2015-06-26
• The official USCCB statement: http://t.co/d1Brw297G42015-06-26
• Video games without people of color are not “neutral”: http://t.co/iUpu70j1ue2015-06-28
• interesting take on this… what about the Franciscans? https://t.co/t1BFs9ECkO2015-06-28
• This is also a point made in Drescher and Anderson’s book (Click2Save) #TheoCom15https://t.co/tSGk1QPr7m2015-06-28
• I’m here, too, and intrigued by the historical parallels being attempted. #TheoCon15https://t.co/FacmDDFkzM2015-06-28
• Intrigued to discover that the ABS is managing a .Bible domain name process: http://t.co/luwTn0iF6u#TheoCom152015-06-28
• WCC document Love to Share (on intellectual property and churches) https://t.co/hHzElcoCWP#TheoCom152015-06-28