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Seven Things to Mention When Bringing a Friend to Mass – Lucy East, Epic Pew

Books that Teach Children to Know and Love Their Faith - Francis Phillips, Catholic Herald

Linus and Saint Luke, Say It All About Christmas - Donald R. McClarey JD, The American Catholic

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We Like Messages, Don’t We? – Howard Duncan, Catholic Stand

Giving Communion to Pro-Abortion Politicians and Archbishop Cupich – Bill Maguire, Crisis Magazine

Hope in Season – J. C., Ignitum Today

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