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I have recently come across several good videos and rather than put them all in separate posts (and force you all to click between them), I think I will just put them all in one video-post. Enjoy!Fr. Donald Colloway - Mary is Awesome!
Matt Fradd - Self-Referencial Incoherance
More Matt Fradd - Why he is Catholic
Chris Stefanick - Christ the King
Christ is a King, and that means a lot! - Video
Good reminder. Really wraps together a ton of stuff in a short (awesome) video.
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