Reagan, Thatcher, and the Pope

Institute of Catholic Culture · Aug 2, 2015 · 1h 14m

Those who lived through the Cold War remember that it seemed a fixed condition of the world: two opposed blocs, locked essentially in a standoff, with the threat of nuclear annihilation a button’s push away. But three individuals—Reagan, Thatcher, and the Pope—saw beyond the deadlock and dared to move against an evil empire forged in blood and rejection of God.