On March 27, National Catholic Reporter published a story by Michael J. O’Loughlin about the People of Hope Museum.
Can hopeful stories be an antidote to the perpetual outrage machine that seems to fuel modern life in the United States?
Kerry Alys Robinson, the president and CEO of Catholic Charities USA, sure hopes so.
Robinson believes that human beings are programmed for good. She was in New York City this week (March 25) to celebrate the launch of the People of Hope Museum, a storytelling museum that chronicles dozens of hopeful stories told by volunteers and staff at local Catholic Charities agencies across the country.