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For All The Saints, Not Just Some
Rock passes on a bit of Jesuit James Martin’s New York Times editorial on “Saints That Weren’t.” Sometimes saints weren’t the GLB’s and GLG’s that conservatives make sainthood out to be:
Sisters with spines: what a thought! Maybe Mother Guerin will be a patron of sorts for VOTF.
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Todd lives in Minnesota, serving a Catholic parish as a lay minister.