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A Time to Redefine Thanksgiving and A Time to Reclaim It Thanksgiving used to be the single holiday of the year that was a given. Absolute. Sure. Dependable. Predictable. Throughout my elementary school years, our classes were equally divided into Pilgrims and Indians, and we made headdresses and Pilgrim hats to match our roles. Wearing our colorful construction paper creations, we reenacted the peaceful dinner when natives and newcomers, after harvesting their crops, celebrated the bounty by sharing turkey, stuffing, corn, and pumpkin pie as they agreed to get along peaceably and, in harmony, became the first Americans. It was simple. I felt safe. I felt proud. I felt secure.

Transcripts For KCSM Moyers Company 20120827

welcome to our take on one of the hottest controversies of this overheated summer. my two guests have some insights you ll want to hear on faith and politics. sister simone campbell heads the catholic activist group network, based in washington, d.c. a lawyer and poet, she has long been a fearless advocate for the poor and marginalized in america. so fearless she recently took on two other combative catholics, bill o reilly and his alter ego, stephen colbert. robert royal is founder and president of the faith and reason institute, also in washington, dedicated, in his words, to the twin strands out of which america and any good and free social fabric are woven. he is also editor in chief of this online publication, the catholic thing, and the author of many books, including the god that did not fail: how religion built and sustains the west. but first, buckle your seat belts. we re going to take a road trip across america s heartland with nuns on the bus. and as you

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welcome to our take on one of the hottest controversies of this overheated summer. my two guests have some insights you ll want to hear on faith and politics. sister simone campbell heads the catholic activist group network, based in washington, d.c. a lawyer and poet, she has long been a fearless advocate for the poor and marginalized in america. so fearless she recently took on two other combative catholics, bill o reilly and his alter ego, stephen colbert. robert royal is founder and president of the faith and reason institute, also in washington, dedicated, in his words, to the twin strands out of which america and any good and free social fabric are woven. he is also editor in chief of this online publication, the catholic thing, and the author of many books, including the god that did not fail: how religion built and sustains the west. but first, buckle your seat belts. we re going to take a road trip across america s heartland with nuns on the bus. and as yo