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Fortnight for Freedom: Liberty & the Catholic Legacy

Posted on June 25, 2012 by Father Joe

At the “Celebration of Freedom,” thousands gathered in prayerful celebration of the heritage of religious liberty in America and the vital contributions of Catholics in building this nation. This documentary-style film highlights the history of our struggle to protect religious freedom in the United States of America.

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  1. Anita Moore's avatar
    Anita Moore, on June 25, 2012 at 11:04 pm said:

    My chapter of lay Dominicans’ contribution to the Fortnight: votive High Mass of St. Thomas More in the Extraordinary Form on Friday the 22nd, for the intention of religious freedom and the crushing defeat of the Church’s enemies. You should have heard the awful dust storm that started during Mass: it sounded as if it would blow the roof off. I think the devil was not pleased.

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