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Ordinary Means, Extraordinary Ends: St. John Vianney and the Year for Priests
Kenneth D. Whitehead
Who was John Vianney, and why is he patron of the Year for Priests? Fr. Vianney was sent to Ars in part because he barely qualified for the...

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