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The Friars’ Briar runs parallel to the Tim Hortons Brier, the annual men's curling championship
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What I’ve learned at Richard Rohr’s Living School
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Meet Father Josh, a married Catholic priest
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How Christians should respond to a possible war with Iran
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Expanding Trump’s travel ban gives cover for more prejudice
An alarming trend of ostensibly democratic nation-states singling out Muslims has emerged
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