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Article Portrait of the Scholar as a Young Governess Somehow, I became Fraulein Maria. So began my initiation into the Atlanta Catholic community theater and the three most surreal months of my life. By Susan Bigelow Reynolds December 26, 2023 Arts U.S. Catholicism
Article The Synod & Young People Before asking young people to be vulnerable in synodal sessions, the Church must build trust and provide greater transparency. By Brenda Noriega November 29, 2023 Synodality U.S. Catholicism Pope Francis