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Hope Saves
By Judie Brown So much has been written about Pope Benedict XVI that the question is, what else could possibly be said about him? And the truth is that nobody will be able to capture the breadth of his mind or thought in a single article or, dare I say, in a single book. So I have chosen to reflect on what I learned from him on a personal level. Thus the title “Hope Saves.” His profound insights...
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