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Mark Brumley 		Thursday, Nov 27, 2008
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Jimmy Akin 		Thursday, Nov 27, 2008
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Restoring Respect for God's Laws (Encore)
Joe Worthing 		Wednesday, Nov 26, 2008
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Called by Name (Encore)
Jerry Usher 		Wednesday, Nov 26, 2008
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Jimmy Akin 		Tuesday, Nov 25, 2008
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Oprah and the New Age
Sharon Lee Giganti 		Monday, Nov 24, 2008
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Divorced Catholic, Now What?
Lisa Duffy 		Monday, Nov 24, 2008
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The Catechism and Christian Prayer
Tom Curran 		Friday, Nov 21, 2008
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John Martignoni 		Friday, Nov 21, 2008
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"It must be understood that the bishop is in the Church and the Church in the bishop and he is not in the Church who is not with the bishop."

~ St. Cyprian of Carthage, bishop, martyr; in early writings (Epist., lxvi, 8; circa A.D. 250), noting that a man was rightly considered in schism when he disregarded the authority of his own bishop.