For most of US history, Americans viewed the pope as a menace who harbored designs on the White House. Today, that menace is in the White House, and the pope is defending American ideals, writes Kathleen Sprows Cummings.
For most of US history, Americans viewed the pope as a menace who harbored designs on the White House. Today, that menace is in the White House, and the pope is defending American ideals, writes Kathleen Sprows Cummings.
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A historic moment is coming Hundreds of leaders — from government officials to Hollywood figures — are gathering in Washington, DC to read the Bible from Genesis to...
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