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Weblog: Is The National Catholic Reporter's Hudson Exposé a Big Deal?
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  • Earlier: Author chronicles brief relationship with sect | On a glorious day in 1972, D'Arcy Fallon wandered onto a windswept Northern California bluff and bumped into Jesus (Contra Costa Times, Ca.)

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