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Catholicism in the South: Once a Strange Religion, Now Forging Ahead With Evangelical Fervor | Daily News | NCRegister.com

Fr. Jay Scott Newman, who is quoted in this article, is a man I was honored to meet at Fr. RJN's funeral in New York through the agency of a mutual friend, George Weigel. This article does an excellent job in conveying his understanding of what it means to be an 'evangelical Catholic priest'. I share in his understanding of such a self-identification as I state here on my blog.


While I sometimes think that Scott confuses his political beliefs with his religious ones and holds, perhaps subconsciously, to the doctrine of American Exceptionalism which he wields as a lens through which he views the world, I fully agree with him for the need to present the Catholic proposition to the world today.


The article is worth a read!

Catholicism in the South: Once a Strange Religion, Now Forging Ahead With Evangelical Fervor | Daily News | NCRegister.com

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