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Article The Jingle Bell Mass Liturgy committees, hold off on the schmaltz. By Fr. Nonomen December 5, 2011 Columnists U.S. Catholicism
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Article The Journalist as Theologian A tribute to Gregory Baum: mathematician, theologian, ex-Augustinian friar, celebrated dissenter, and pioneering sociologist of religion By Michael W. Higgins November 21, 2011 Religious Life Theology
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