• Jul 30, 2017

Speaking about the 1967 civil unrest in Detroit, Auxiliary Bishop Donald F. Hanchon says, “It’s a good thing in our day to put Jesus at the center and ask, ‘What would Jesus do if he were in Detroit?’ You have to agree: He wants us together as brothers and sisters. That’s why 50 years after the riot, I can remember those images vividly. The smell in the air, the music of the day, the energy of the people. But I like to remember with hope.”