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Saturday, March 25, 2023

Some bishops and lay groups have become de facto Catholic morality police

Phyllis Zagano
Religion News Service ncr

Some bishops and lay groups have become de facto Catholic morality police

Posted by Stu O'Brien at 9:42 AM

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