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    Inspiration from five of Christianity’s greatest examples of faith, learning, and wisdom.Only 33 saints have been named “Doctor of the Church.” These special few, selected by a pope or council based on their “eminent learning” and “great sanctity,” have indelibly shaped the Catholic Church and Christian understanding.In this captivating audio course from award-winning church historian C. Colt ... Read more

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    Catholic Evangelization Today: The Good News in Modern Times

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