The Pontifical Gregorian University hosted a debate earlier this week focused on “woke” culture. The Acton Institute together with the university sponsored the event titled, “Truth, Justice & Freedom in a Pluri-Anthropological World”. It featured more than 300 leaders in Church social thought. EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief, Andreas Thonhauser, had the opportunity to interview one of the participants.
Pontifical Gregorian University Hosted Debate on “Woke Culture”
The Pontifical Gregorian University hosted a debate earlier this week focused on "woke" culture.
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