Podcast - I Am Confused. How About You?

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There is confusion in the Church, no doubt, but is it due to the Church's "obstinate insistence" on preaching demanding moral principles?


After you have done so, click this link, read Monsignor Pope's article, and then ponder this one question: Are Monsignor Pope and I wrong?.
 


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