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A Cry for Justice

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Podcast Talking Catholic with David L. Gray

For this installation of the David L. Gray show, I will be speaking with author Gary B. Agee about his book, A Cry for Justice. In this book, Agee documents the life of Daniel Rudd, who was born a slave in Bardstown, Kentucky in 1854 – a value of $250, and by 1889 would become one of the nation’s best-known Black Catholics. Rudd was a pioneer in journalism, and his American Catholic Tribune was one of the most successful Black newspapers in the country.

Tune in as I talk with Gary B. Agee about this amazing book of his, and the very inspirational figure of Daniel Rudd.

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David L. Gray converted to the Catholic faith in 2006 by the way of Agnosticism and a brief flirtation with various strains of Protestantism. Today he is the President and Publisher of Saint Dominic’s Media. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Central State University (Ohio) and a Masters of Arts in Catholic Theology from Ohio Dominican University. He is the author of seven titles, including most recently, 'The Divine Symphony: An Exordium to the Theology of the Catholic Mass' and 'The Catholic Catechism on Freemasonry'. His teaching method is 'The Dominican Way' - a pedagogical methodology of dialectic, contemplation, and grounding all theology in the liturgy of the Catholic Mass.