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Susan Perretti

Susan Perretti is a retired journalist and editor, and was most recently editorial director at St. Joseph's College (now University) on Long Island.

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A lone tree is highlighted by a sunrise behind it (Unsplash/Terry Tan de Hao)

Long Island's 'Elderberries' embrace new cosmology as key to Earth's healing

"We are all one, we all come from the Earth and are related to all other life forms," explained Sr. Jeanne Clark, who facilitates the Elderberries' monthly meetings and annual retreat. "The sun and the stars, forests and oceans, plants and animals are our kin, each belonging, each sacred."

At left, Bill McNulty is pictured in a school portrait from St. Francis Xavier Military High School in New York, where he was part of the ROTC program; in a 2018 photo (right), McNulty speaks at a gathering marking the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day, held in Port Jefferson, New York. (Courtesy of Bill McNulty and Myrna Gordon)

One man's journey from Army officer to Catholic peace activist

At age 88, Bill McNulty is an American peace movement long-termer. A retired teacher and former Army artillery officer, his opposition to militarism and U.S. foreign policies has led to travels across the country.

 

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