It is tempting to treat the Society of St. Pius X as a group that has placed itself beyond the church’s embrace. Yet such instincts sit uneasily beside the example of Jesus, writes James Gordon Reid Haveloch-Jones.
It is tempting to treat the Society of St. Pius X as a group that has placed itself beyond the church’s embrace. Yet such instincts sit uneasily beside the example of Jesus, writes James Gordon Reid Haveloch-Jones.
The question we need to pose this July Fourth, one that previous generations of Americans have had to pose and answer, is this: What are we
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