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An Interview with Fr. Barron

Brandon Vogt interviews the brilliant Fr. Robert Barron. Definitely worth a read:

I've linked to Fr. Robert Barron many times before on this blog, particularly to his writings, his Youtube videos, and his "Catholicism Project". I consider him the most articulate and provocative teacher of the Faith today, grasping both the subtleties of theology and the currents of culture. He combines the Saints and Church Fathers, art and literature, theology and philosophy, serving them all together in digestible treats.
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