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| Quick Questions | Why do some Catholics kiss their thumb after making the sign of the cross? | |
| Quick Questions | Is heaven a place or only a state of mind? | |
| Quick Questions | Which are the days of abstinence in Lent? | |
| Quick Questions | Is it wrong to study the I Ching? | |
| Quick Questions | Is Lenten penance something voluntarily sought, or does it mean just accepting difficulties passively? | |
| Quick Questions | Was St. Christopher real? | |
| Quick Questions | What if the vocations director says he doesn't believe in confession? | |
| Quick Questions | Is driving fast a mortal sin? | |
| Quick Questions | Isn't inclusive language simple justice? | |
| Quick Questions | Why do theologians, including St. Thomas Aquinas, say that the contemplative life is superior to the active life? | |
| Quick Questions | What can you tell me about the Little Flower of the Child Jesus? |
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