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Fr Roy Donovan - Association of Catholic Priests

Tommy Marren was joined by Fr. Roy Donovan of the Association of Catholic Priests who spoke on how nuns are being portrayed in the modern day. Tommy and Fr Roy were also joined by a listener who shared her own positive experience. To listen to the full interview, you can click here.

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