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Americanism — A Phantom Heresy?

May 16, 2005 William Jay 4

[Note: While some of the commentary is dated, the article provides a good historical foundation for what is going on today in the Church.] It began for me when I was about twenty years of age. The Church was being “updated.” … Continue reading →

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