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Article Distorting the Gospel The subordination of women is intimately intertwined with the colonial mindset of the Church. How can we address both together? By Teresa Delgado May 4, 2024 Women in the Church Women Theology Priesthood
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Article American Suburbs Need Help Why haven’t the newcomers to suburbia, especially families of color, experienced the affluence that previous generations found there? By Nick Tabor May 1, 2024 Culture Books Economy
Article What Did Obama Mean? In his debut novel, Vinson Cunningham locates Obama's power in his opacity. By Phil Christman April 30, 2024 Barack Obama Books Fiction
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