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transitional diaconate and
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married clergymen of
other churches or
communities who
become Catholics, but consecration...
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Joseph Marsh (1803 - 2
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which contained "A Call for Unity", a
statement by
eight white Alabama clergymen against King and his methods. The
letter provoked King, and he
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painted and
placed in
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previously blessed by
clergymen in
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Giuseppe is the
Italian form of the
given name Joseph, from
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