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Catholic actor Peter Boyle dies at age 71

Catholic News ServiceDecember 14, 20063 min read
Peter Boyle, who was once a Christian Brother before he pursued a career in acting, died Dec. 12 at New York Presbyterian Hospital. Boyle, 71, had been suffering from multiple myeloma and heart disease.
Cardinal Turkson says African Catholics have numbers, but faith must mature
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Cardinal Turkson says African Catholics have numbers, but faith must mature

George P. Matysek Jr.May 26, 20053 min read
“It is true that the church in Africa is thriving,” Cardinal Turkson said. “But we also have had a certain type of catechesis that is not too deep. Traditional cultures and values are not too radically transformed by the values of the Gospel. We need a more deeply rooted experience of conversion.”
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