Ave Maria in the Afternoon – August 26, 2024 – Hour 2

Author: Bryant Schoenle Published on: August 26, 2024 Published in: Ave Maria in the Afternoon

Melissa Henson looks at new trends of schools banning cell phones for students and Marcus discusses what Fulton Sheen says about Liberty.

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Should Cell Phones be allowed in School?

When students in middle school and high school first started to have their own cell phones, most schools said they could keep their phones as long as they weren’t used in class. But as we learn more about the negative effects of smartphones and social media, many school districts are now banning cell phones entirely during the school day. We look at the latest trends with Melissa Henson.

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Parents Television and Media Council

Melissa Henson is the Vice President of the Parents Television and Media Council, where she directs the organization’s educational programs, research, and advocacy for a safe media environment for children and families. The PTC is a non-partisan education organization advocating responsible entertainment.

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The True Life of Martin Luther

The common image of Martin Luther is that he was simply a faithful man troubled by the Church’s theological problems, and he bravely took a stand when he nailed his Ninety-Five Theses to the door of the cathedral. How is it that the personality and actions of Luther have come to be so misunderstood and misrepresented?

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Marcus' Monologue: The Meaning of Liberty According to Fulton Sheen

“Liberty is not the right to do whatever I please, nor is liberty the necessity of doing whatever the dictator dictates; rather liberty is the right to do what I ought.” So says Fulton Sheen. Marcus discusses.

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