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Bishops 2005

Carl Milofsky

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

This is the third time the two retired Bishops visited our classes. In the first 15 minutes of each tape Edward Daly, the Catholic Bishop, and James Mehaffey, the Anglican Bishop, briefly tell their life histories. This tape has two significant substantive aspects. First, there is discussion of integrated education in Northern Ireland and how the Bishops view this educational innovation. Bishop Daly is critical of what he considers mechanical procedures to force integration. He thinks to achieve peace in Northern Ireland root political problems must be addressed. The second important content on this tape is Bishop Daly's account of working with and being pastors to hunger strikers in 1980 and 1981. This part of the tape runs about 20 minutes and it is very effective.

Original languageAmerican English
StatePublished - Jun 10 2005

Keywords

  • Northern Ireland Conflict
  • Bishops
  • civil rights movement
  • Edward Daly
  • James Mehaffey
  • Inner City Trust
  • Paddy Dougherty
  • integrated education
  • diversity
  • religion
  • religiosity
  • integrated neighborhoods
  • hunger strikes
  • hunger strikers
  • Dirt Strike
  • Bobby Sands
  • Sinn Fein
  • IRA

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