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The 30-day blackout is lifted, and David Gibson reports on LCWR commentary here.
Archbishop Sartain was important to the process. Sister Carol Zinn:
I think this is the way the Church wins. Not by celebrating the divide. But by listening and speaking with respect. These are values needed for spouses, families, across generations, and in parishes. I hope the commentary from the bashers is minimal. But if we run across any of it, some good questions to ask:
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Todd lives in Minnesota, serving a Catholic parish as a lay minister.