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Considering Catholicism
- By: Greg Smith
- Podcast
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Dec 25 202427 mins
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- 04-10-24
Clear and Compelling
On topic after topic, the host and guests make a clear and compelling case for Catholicism as a worldview, faith, and lifestyle. The Catholic Church, despite her human faults, is shown as the custodian and last hope of Western civilization.
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