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His book “Death on a Friday Afternoon” influenced me greatly. He’s no doubt happy now, but I will miss his commentary on EWTN and his articles in First Things. His contribution to ecumenical dialog was immensely important and his dedication to the pro-life movement was untiring.
A tribute from National Review:
article.nationalreview.com/?q=Y2EzZDMzNzYwNTgwN2M5ODI4ZjgzYzUwMzBkYmQ3MGI=
His book “Death on a Friday Afternoon” influenced me greatly. He’s no doubt happy now, but I will miss his commentary on EWTN and his articles in First Things. His contribution to ecumenical dialog was immensely important and his dedication to the pro-life movement was untiring.
A tribute from National Review:
article.nationalreview.com/?q=Y2EzZDMzNzYwNTgwN2M5ODI4ZjgzYzUwMzBkYmQ3MGI=