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Louisiana says no to abortion

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Despite hurricanes and oil spills and Super Bowls, folks in the Bayou State haven’t lost sight of what matters most: life.

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» Decadent Rome and the Christian Counterculture

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Francis X. Maier

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John M. Grondelski

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Robert Royal

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» Sri Lankan Catholic Church: Beatify those murdered in 2019

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