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Why Peter and Paul? They have one feast day. They're visibly never one without the other. If you go into Saint Paul's there's St Peter. if you go into St Peter's there's St Paul. Yet they fought mightily in their lifetime. Scripture scholar , Archbishop Mark Coleridge... .
A Man for all Seasons One of the most popular historical figures of all time, Thomas More used his all his brillliant knowledge of the law to avoid becoming a martyr ... From the Island of Saints Two illustrious men shine forth like stars". They are Thomas More and John Fisher. By Vatican Radio's popular "Latin Lover", Carmelite Father Reginald Foster ... The English Program This Sunday's Audio Gospel
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