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As a former Lutheran and a convert to Catholicism 25 years ago I very much appreciated Scholl’s piece on sharing the new pope. This reminded me of Neuhaus’ book The Catholic Moment from some years ago that spoke to the relevance of Catholicism for all men of good will.
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