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Cardinal Cupich, Holocaust survivor explore hate speech during Loyola Academy visit

Cardinal Blasé Cupich (left), archbishop of Chicago, and Fritzie Fritzshall, Holocaust survivor and president of the Illinois Holocaust Museum, talk Nov. 18 at Wilmette’s Loyola Academy. Hilary Anderson/22nd Century Media.
Hilary Anderson, Freelance Reporter
3:56 am CST December 9, 2019
Words matter. “Words can spew hatred and lies, divide society, slander and hurt. But words can console in times of trial and difficulty and challenge people to love one another. Words can offer forgiveness. Words can also make us realize we have a common heritage as God’s people.”

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