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Beyond the Crises of the Church: A Conversation on the Present of the Church –in Continuity with the Past.
Fri, Sep 06
|St. Mary's Catedral, Bishop's Hall
Through an historical lens, Fr. Roberto Regoli, Professor at the Gregoriana University in Rome, will walk us through some of the church's recent past - and in particular the pontificate of Benedict XVI - while answering questions about what is old, what is new, and what awaits the faithful.
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